Sofia without stray dogs

Sofia wants to reduce the number of stray dogs prowling its streets, currently estimated at around 20,000. Miroslaw Najdenow comments ironically on the plans to prevent the dogs from reproducing: "The castration programme is supposed to reduce the city's canine population to the extent that after four years all the remaining dogs can be taken into animal shelters. ... That would be around 1,000 to 2,000 animals. ... So that gives us four years to build enough animal shelters to accommodate that number of dogs."

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