April 21, LNW (Colombo): The Sri Lanka Veterinary Association (SLVA) has announced comprehensive measures to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of ‘Aloka’, the internationally recognized rescue dog set to arrive in Sri Lanka for the upcoming “Walk for Peace.”
According to the association, a full range of medical and emergency services has been arranged in preparation for Aloka’s visit. These include a dedicated 24-hour veterinary ambulance service, access to essential medicines, and the deployment of specialized veterinary medical teams to monitor the dog’s condition throughout the event.
In addition, a specially trained emergency response unit has been placed on standby to respond swiftly to any unforeseen situation, reflecting the importance placed on ensuring uninterrupted care and protection.
The SLVA emphasized that Aloka’s visit carries significant symbolic value, as the rescue dog is globally recognized as a representation of peace, compassion, and resilience. In light of this, authorities have pledged to provide the highest level of care and security during its stay in the country.
The “Walk for Peace” is expected to draw participants from various communities, with Aloka’s presence serving as a unifying symbol promoting harmony and goodwill.