Protests Erupt in Turkey Over New Law Targeting Stray Dogs

Animal rights activists fear the legislation will lead to mass culling and overcrowded shelters.

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Istanbul to demand the repeal of the new law.
The law requires municipalities to round up stray dogs and place them in shelters, with euthanasia for those deemed feral.
President Erdogan's administration argues the law addresses safety concerns following reported dog attacks.
Activists and some opposition mayors vow to resist the law, citing animal welfare concerns.
Videos and reports of dead animals have surfaced, intensifying public outrage.