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Insights into the scale, organisation, implementation and motivations behind dog culling in a rabies-endemic setting
Culling is recognised as ineffective and potentially counterproductive for sustainable dog population management and rabies control, yet the practice persists in many countries. Empirical data on the scale, organisation, implementation and motivations behind culling remain sparse, limiting understan
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