Report Illegal Breeding & Selling
Unlicensed, unregulated breeding operations put animal welfare last — overcrowded conditions, no veterinary oversight, and repeated forced breeding are common. If you know of one operating without registration, report it.
What Counts as Illegal breeding & Selling
- Breeding or selling without registration under the ABC Rules
- Overcrowded or unsanitary breeding facilities
- Repeated breeding without adequate recovery time
- Sale of animals with untreated illness or injury
- Operating without a veterinarian on record
Legal Basis
Animal Birth Control Rules, 2023
Requires breeders and sellers to register with the local authority and meet welfare standards for housing, veterinary care, and breeding frequency.
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960
General cruelty provisions apply where breeding conditions cause suffering.
How SAS India Handles It
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We review and verify the details of your report.
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We prepare and file a formal SPCA Complaint.
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We prepare and file a formal Municipal Corporation Complaint.
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We track the case through to resolution — you can follow progress anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do dog breeders need a license in India?
Yes. Under the Animal Birth Control Rules, 2023, breeders and sellers must register with the local municipal authority and meet welfare conditions.
What should I report if I suspect an illegal breeder?
Location, approximate number of animals, visible conditions (overcrowding, illness, lack of care), and whether animals are being actively sold — photos and videos strengthen the complaint.
Ready to report illegal breeding & selling?
SAS India reviews every case and takes formal legal action where warranted.
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