Now, a cemetery for retired police dogs in Kerala, perhaps the first of its kind in Asia

Every canine has its day, they are saying. A cemetery for police dogs which have retired from the service has been arrange at the Kerala Police Academy in Thrissur. This is perhaps the first such centre in Asia.

The Dog Memorial and Cemetery for dogs of the K-9 Squad constructed in the Academy was inaugurated by DGP and State Police Chief Loknath Behera right here just lately. He paid floral tribute at the tombs of the dogs.

The cemetery has been constructed close to the retirement and rehabilitation centre of the dogs ‘Vishranthi’ at the academy. Police dogs that retire from service will likely be taken care of until their loss of life at Vishranthi. Currently, there are 18 dogs at Vishranthi, which was began in May, 2019. Service and care by veterinary medical doctors are ensured right here.

Balanced weight-reduction plan

Dogs are given a balanced weight-reduction plan in line with their age, well being and weight on suggestion of the medical doctors. There is a swimming pool, play floor and facility to observe tv at the centre. The contribution of the dogs, their providers and sacrifices will likely be documented at the centre. The centre additionally has a stunning backyard.

There are 10 tombs in the cemetery to allow a number of burials in the identical pit, on a rotation foundation. The tombs are organized in a round vogue and a desk has been constructed in the center for putting the useless physique throughout the funeral ceremony.

Each tomb is roofed with granite stone slabs, and there may be a board made of teak wooden for engraving the names of the resting dogs. One cypress tree has been planted at the head of every tomb.

The development was entrusted to the COSTFORD. The Memorial and Cemetery is constructed at 10 cents at a price of ₹10 lakh.