Kennels for stray cats have been installed in various locations across Paralimni and Dherynia, an initiative by the local municipality aimed at improving animal welfare.
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- Kennels for stray cats have been installed in various locations across Paralimni and Dherynia, an initiative by the local municipality aimed at improving animal welfare.
The newly erected kennels can be found at key sites including the Paralimni municipal cemetery, near the Lidl supermarket branch, close to the King Jason hotel in Protaras, and within the Pernera area. This strategic placement is intended to provide shelter for stray cats while ensuring that they are easily accessible to the community.
In a statement, the municipality highlighted the importance of animal welfare, stating, “Animal welfare is an indicator of culture and social sensitivity and, with everyone’s cooperation, we can make a difference for the benefit of both animals and our community.” This sentiment underscores the need for collective responsibility in caring for the stray populations.
The municipality has also called on residents to respect the kennels, urging them to protect these structures and maintain the cleanliness of the surrounding areas. This appeal reflects a desire to foster a harmonious relationship between humans and animals as well as to uphold the community’s standards of public space.
As part of its broader animal-friendly policy, the municipality aims to address the needs of stray animals in a manner that respects both the environment and the quality of life for local residents. This initiative is positioned not only as a way to care for animals but also as a means to enhance community spirit.
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