The Manilva Town Hall has launched a section on its website since September 9 with information about the Animal Welfare service and contacts of interest. The Environment delegation is running cat colonies, agreements with shelters and clinics, and a rescue service.
The Environment Delegation of the Manilva Town Hall, led by Pilar Zúñiga, has set up an informational space on the municipal website since September 9 to raise awareness of the Animal Welfare service. Access is available through the 'Animal Welfare' banner on the council's page.
In this section, residents can consult information about the service provided by the delegation and contacts of interest related to animal protection in the municipality.
The delegation is carrying out several actions to comply with the Animal Welfare law. Among the measures already implemented or in development are the census and the CER (Capture, Sterilisation and Return) plan for cat colonies, agreements with local shelters and veterinary clinics, an animal rescue service, the improvement of public spaces, and awareness-raising actions.
The Manilva Town Hall has not detailed timelines or new allocations for these actions. Complete information is available on the municipal website from the 'Animal Welfare' banner.
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