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The councilor responsible for the Municipal Animal Shelter, Almudena Martinez, met this morning with representatives of the three veterinary clinics in the town, in order to put together a special campaign to prevent the abandonment of unwanted litters through sterilization of animals, for which, the clinics will reduce by 50% the cost of these esterilaziones.

As was discussed during the meeting, the campaign will take place between January and March, and during that period the clinical lower prices of sterilizations on cats and dogs up to 50%, so as highlighted Almudena Martinez 'effort clinics do in this campaign is worthy of thanks because during these months will forego the profit margin, helping to stop these situations of neglect, resulting from unwanted litters. "

He also noted the councilor, who in recent months Abondo cases puppies are up, "hence the importantica of this new campaign, with which pet owners avoid this type of situation."

Also during the meeting took stock of the latest campaign in the town led to the microchip in pets, which as highlighted "has been very positive, and which has contributed greatly collaboration Local police when reporting penalties for owners of pets with no microchip "exposed.

Jumilla has a Municipal Ordinance Tenure and Companion Animal Protection and Potentially Dangerous, in which various sanctions contemplated by default.

Thus, abandoning animals is a very serious offense that could reach EUR 15,025.36 in the case of potentially dangerous dogs to 3,005.06 euros for the rest.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla