The City Council has joined the Canarian Network of Homeless Animals, of Leales.org
For more than a month, the largest municipal kennel on the island of Fuerteventura, in La Pared, municipality of Pájara, has joined the Canarian Network of Homeless Animals, of Leales.org, whose animals are disseminated both in the profile of the platform, as automatically in the official website of the City Council of Pájara and in the profile of Facebook and Twitter, called "Perrera La Pared Ayuntamiento Pá

A frequent visitor, over the last few days.

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Another frequent visitor:

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Can anyone help me please ? We have been feeding a stray for years. It lives outside. Recently it has developed a nasty wound on its head. I have lost Cat Womens phone no. her name is Lynn and she lives in Corralejo. Many thanks.

Noticias:

The draft of the Law on Protection, Rights and Welfare of Animals, promoted by the Minister of United We Can Ione Belarra, will prohibit the domestic breeding of any pet and provides for between 500 and 10,000 euros of fine if they procreate, and forces to sterilize all cats.
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Radio Sintonia:

The City Council of La Oliva asks for collaboration to avoid the abandonment of dead animals in public spaces.

In a joint effort to preserve public health and respect for the environment, the City Council of La Oliva, through the Department of Public Health, headed by Councilor Christian Rodríguez, calls for citizen collaboration to avoid the abandonment of dead animals in public spaces, a problem that has been increasing in the municipality of La Oliva.



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