This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press -Ahmed Al -Masader
The Society for the Salvation of Morocco and the Environment in Oujda led a correspondent to the Eastern Governor, the employment worker of Oujda Anjad, concerning the murder of wandering dogs in the city instead of implementing the sterilization and vaccination agreement.
According to correspondence, which is available on the “Heba Press” website, we order this complaint to inform you of the disturbing situation of wandering dogs in the city of Oujda, which is exacerbated day by day due to the lack of commitment to implement the sterilization group and the vaccination which was reported in August 2022, by the Jeddah group. The agreement stipulated the sterilization, pollination and numbering of stray dogs for a period of three years, but the real application was limited to only four months, during which male dogs were sterilized without women, which exacerbated the problem of the proliferation of dogs and considerably increasing the number of puppies.
While the problem would exceed, adds correspondence, the complaints of citizens began to intensify, which prompted the authorities to resort to inhuman solutions to kill stray dogs, including pre-series dogs. This procedure is not proportionate to the principles of animal welfare and does not reach a lasting solution to the problem.
Although the dog sterilization center was established in the municipal booking in 2023, and it is equipped with 33 cages to accommodate sterilized dogs, this center is not exploited.
As an association of animal companies, we are constantly receiving complaints from the animal development population, which express their dissatisfaction with the brutal roads in which dogs are killed, as well as the drawbacks caused by shooting sounds at night in the city’s neighborhoods. Consequently, we demand more human and effective solutions, which must completely activate the terms of the agreement, by emphasizing sterilization and numbering of female dogs, in particular in light of the limited budget.
The same correspondence has confirmed, it should be noted that the statistics issued by the health preservation office indicate that the eastern part has been free from rage for several years, which confirms that current procedures are not justified in terms of health.
Finally, we invite you to activate the sterilization center and its equipment optimally, and to involve associations of animal well-being and civil society which have in-depth experiences in this area, in order to ensure the continuation of the implementation of the agreement effectively by the group.
We are convinced that you will give this complaint the necessary attention and that you will take the necessary measures to end the suffering of stray dogs in the city of Oujda, protect animal rights and obtain a healthy and safe environment for all residents of the city, concludes correspondence.
