The Calp Town Council has launched a new comprehensive veterinary care and animal protection service in the municipality. This initiative follows the completion of the bidding and contract award process and aims to strengthen healthcare for local animals and ensure compliance with current animal welfare regulations.
Improvements for SPRA animals and feline colonies
The new service will optimize veterinary care for animals housed at the Calp Animal Protection Service (SPRA). It will also be extended to provide assistance to community cats belonging to the municipality's feline colonies.
The plan also incorporates citizen awareness actions focused on responsible pet ownership and animal protection.
Specialized care for rescued animals
For SPRA animals, the service includes a wide range of care. veterinariansThese include regular care at the center, complete health checks, as well as necessary vaccination and deworming.
The contract also guarantees microchip identification, surgeries, and tests when required. It also includes clinical monitoring and expert guidance during the adoption process, thus ensuring continuous and specialized care for all animals under municipal protection.
Support for feline colonies
Regarding the feline colonies, the signed contract will allow for the continuation of actions veterinary essential. These include surgical sterilization, identification, and the issuance of passports for cats.
In addition, vaccination, deworming, and basic clinical care are included for community cats that are sick or injured. All these interventions will always be carried out within the management framework authorized by the Calp City Council.
Promoting responsible pet ownership
The contract also includes the provision of informational and awareness-raising materials. The aim of this measure is to encourage public compliance with animal protection regulations and promote responsible pet ownership.
With this, the Calp City Council reinforces its preventive and educational work in the field of animal welfare, seeking greater citizen involvement.
