Gunjan Chaudhary
Punjabi singer Mika Singh has made an emotional and socially significant appeal amid the ongoing legal debate surrounding stray dogs in India. As discussions in the Supreme Court continue to make headlines, the singer has stepped forward with a major commitment, donating 10 acres of land for the care, shelter, and welfare of stray dogs. Taking to X, Mika Singh urged the Honorable Supreme Court of India to ensure that no steps are taken that could harm stray dogs.
Mika Singh
Mika Singh Offered 10 Acres Land For Dogs
Expressing his concern, the singer wrote, “Mika Singh humbly requests the Honorable Supreme Court of India to please refrain from taking any steps that would be detrimental to the welfare of dogs.” His post quickly gained attention on social media, with many praising him for using his platform to speak up for animals. Mika Singh further revealed that he is ready to make a substantial contribution toward animal welfare.
Mika Singh
He stated that he has adequate land and is fully prepared to donate 10 acres for building shelter homes for stray dogs. He wrote, “I humbly submit that I have sufficient land available and I am fully prepared to donate 10 acres of land for the care, shelter, and welfare of dogs.” According to Mika, this land could be utilized to construct shelter homes, provide medical care, and ensure the overall safety, health, and well-being of stray dogs.
Mika Singh
While offering land, Mika Singh also highlighted an important reality, that infrastructure alone cannot solve the problem. Emphasizing the need for proper management, he said that adequate human resources are essential to responsibly care for the animals. “My only request is that adequate human resources be provided to responsibly care for these animals. I am ready to provide the land for building the shelter homes,” he added.
Mika Singh
His statement underlines the need for a structured and sustainable system, rather than temporary or symbolic solutions. Mika Singh’s appeal comes at a time when the Supreme Court’s observations on stray dogs have sparked nationwide debate. During a recent hearing, the court clarified that it has not ordered the complete removal of stray dogs from the streets, addressing public concerns and misconceptions.