South Jakarta Seizes 10 Dogs After Cat Attack Report in Jagakarsa
Owners refused vaccination and sterilization, while officers continue searching for other dogs believed to still be roaming free.
South Jakarta's Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Security Office captured 10 dogs roaming in a residential area in Jagakarsa after reports surfaced that cats had been attacked by dogs. The captures were carried out in stages starting Oct. 14, 2026. According to Tomy, head of the KPKP implementation unit in Jagakarsa district, officers operated until midnight on Oct. 27, then blocked entry and exit through culverts and a broken wall on Nov. 6 with help from park staff. In a follow-up operation, officers caught a mother dog and her three puppies, bringing the total to 10. KPKP also offered vaccination and sterilization at the owner's home, but the offer was rejected. Residents were asked to help monitor dogs still roaming and assist with capture using nets and borrowed cages.