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In parallel, reportedly at street level standards bylaw, as the obligation to collect the droppings and walk pets leashed in public

With the slogan "It's your ID.

Do not miss what you want, take care ', the departments of Health Services and Public Safety of the City of Caravaca de la Cruz develop during this June an awareness campaign among pet owners.

The aim is to promote the implementation of the animal identification system via microchip and remember the rules of municipal ordinances, such as the obligation to collect the droppings and walk pets leashed in public.

Within this campaign they are being carried out several actions, such as pets controls on public roads, parks and gardens by the local police.

From June 1 they have controlled 175 copies, of which 40% was provided with the identification microchip.

In this first phase of the campaign, the agents have reported neighbors who were walking with their pets without microchip mandatory install it.

In parallel, they are being informative actions at street level, with the distribution of a diptych in which collected some of the rules of the Municipal Ordinance Tenure of Animals, among which the obligation to collect the droppings street, banning walk with stray animals and the need to take due care and optimal health and hygiene conditions.

'The aim of this campaign to promote the City Council is simply to educate pet owners company benefits microchip to prevent loss or abandonment, also recalling that there are patterns of reflected civic behavior in the bylaws that we must respect for a better living and to get a cleaner city ", he explained the head of the municipal area of ​​Health, José María Soria.

Identification System Companion Animal Region of Murcia is a database that serves as a tool to facilitate the recovery of stray animals or stolen, avoid dropouts, promote responsible ownership, and to help achieve higher levels of health and welfare of both animals and people relate to them.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz