The "Hayat" animal welfare association has officially launched its activities in Hammam Sousse, Tunisia. The association's inaugural meeting was held at the Hammam Sousse municipal office, where members of the association's board of directors were introduced and the organization's objectives and future programs were presented. The association aims to address the issue of stray animals, particularly dogs, which have become a significant environmental problem in the area.
The association's president, Wissal, stated that the organization's primary goal is to implement a vaccination and sterilization program for stray animals, particularly dogs. This program aims to reduce the spread of diseases and mitigate the environmental issue posed by stray animals. The association plans to work in collaboration with other animal welfare organizations, municipalities, and civil society components to achieve its objectives.
Dr. Iman, a veterinarian involved in the program, emphasized that the vaccination and sterilization program requires the efforts of multiple parties and effective coordination to provide a safe environment that balances animal protection with human safety. She stressed the importance of awareness campaigns and educational events, which will be a key part of the association's communication plan.
Dr. Iman also highlighted the crucial role that citizens must play in the success of the vaccination and sterilization program. She encouraged citizens not to abandon animals in the streets or near waste containers and not to dispose of them irresponsibly, which contributes to environmental pollution and creates an unsafe environment.
The association's activities are timely, as the issue of stray animals has become a significant concern in Hammam Sousse. According to recent reports, the city is working to address this issue through various initiatives, including vaccination programs. For example, in the Mahdia region, 274 dogs and cats were vaccinated against rabies in the Brad'a area.
The launch of the "Hayat" association's activities in Hammam Sousse is part of a broader effort to promote animal welfare in Tunisia. The association's focus on vaccination and sterilization programs reflects a growing recognition of the importance of addressing the issue of stray animals in a humane and effective manner.
The "Hayat" association's initiatives are expected to have a positive impact on the community in Hammam Sousse and contribute to the development of a more compassionate and responsible approach to animal welfare in Tunisia. The association's efforts will be closely watched by animal welfare advocates and local authorities.
Key points
- The "Hayat" animal welfare association has launched a vaccination and sterilization program for stray animals in Hammam Sousse, Tunisia.
- The program aims to reduce the spread of diseases and mitigate the environmental issue posed by stray animals.
- The association plans to work in collaboration with other animal welfare organizations, municipalities, and civil society components to achieve its objectives.
