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Gokcen Yildiz is a secondary school physics teacher by day, street-dog advocate by night .
She looks after elderly and disabled dogs, and those with psychological or behavioural issues.
Her dogs are a small fraction of the estimated four million that make up the country’s street dog population.
State media report it could require municipalities to collect stray dogs, shelter them for around 30 days , and if the animals are not adopted, euthanise them.
A recent opinion poll showed nearly 80% of respondents supported measures to take dogs off the street and provide shelter.
Less than 3% believed collected dogs should be euthanised.
But it's unclear whether the government has the resources available for such a solution.
Ministers plan to provide local authorities with fresh funds to implement any new law on stray dogs.
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