Thai animal welfare groups are brainstorming ideas to press for new legislation to require registration of pets, in hopes of reducing the high number of stray dogs and cats around the country in the long term.To curb the huge stray population that shows no sign of declining, Piyawan Tangsakulsathaporn, the founder of "A CALL for Animal Rights Thailand," said the groups have been studying the pros and cons of a draft law that will require pet owners to get their animals registered. 
"Over 90 percent of stray dogs and cats in Thailand are resulted from the irresponsibility of the pet owners, …READ FULL ARTICLE
