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Azman Abidin, the political secretary to the prime minister, says most NGOs now use their own funds to manage and rescue strays.

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00:00The government says it will consider proposals for a special allocation in the federal budget,
00:06along with tax incentives to strengthen the management of stray animal welfare.
00:11The Prime Minister's political secretary, Osman Abidin, said most NGOs and animal shelters depend heavily on volunteers
00:19and their own resources as there is no dedicated government funding.
00:23He said a special budget would help animal welfare groups provide food, shelter and other essential care for stray animals.
00:31Osman was speaking after a dialogue with government agencies, NGOs and stakeholders in the pet industry,
00:37where proposals to improve stray animal welfare were discussed.
00:41He said the rapid growth of the pet industry also required more ethical and responsible pet ownership
00:47to safeguard public health, safety and community harmony.
00:51The proposals raised during the dialogue will be compiled into a recommendation paper
00:56and submitted to the government for consideration.
01:00Jessalyn Kaur, FMT.
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