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More than 2,000 rescued dogs already have a home

October 29, 2019 by Staff News Writer

Municipality of Cartago

In the last three years, an animal care program led by the Municipality of Cartago managed to rescue more than 2,000 dogs from the streets.

The Municipal Center for Education for Animal Care (CMECA) focuses on pet rescue, public safety and education. They have sterilized and vaccinated 2,103 dogs; 717 of them were adopted and 324 returned home after being lost.

We are very proud and satisfied with the results of the CMECA. During these three years, the project has allowed promoting education in responsible pet ownership and preventing violence, contributing in this way to public health and animal welfare,”

said Rolando Rodríguez, mayor of Cartago.

The free workshops have been attended by more than 4 thousand people.

If you wish to visit the Municipal Animal Care Education Center (CMECA), get informed or adopt a dog, you can call 2201-8425 or write an email to bienestaranimal@muni-carta.go.cr.

crhoy.com

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