noida the dog monitoring committee has finalised registration charges of rs 500 for the pedigree breeds and rs 100 for indie breeds annually in return the greater noida authority will provide an antirabies vaccine and sterilisation of stray dogs moreover an animal hospital and shelter will be opened in the townshipa sixmember committee has been formed to ensure that dogfeeding points are made in residential societies in accordance with the supreme court order the move will curtain a lot of tussle between dog owners and other residents in the group housing societiesofficials said the decisions have been taken to reduce illegal animal breeding dog bite cases and manhuman conflicts the date to launch the facility is yet to be announcedthe committee also approved rs 1000 for vaccinating and sterilising stray dogs an ngo has been entrusted with the responsibility to carry out this workyash raj bharadwaj a member of the committee and founder of sophie memorial animal relief trust said the registration of stray dogs is going on by default under the vaccination and sterilisation programme so far 500 stray canines have been vaccinated and their details are uploaded to the system