Card to feed stray cats?

If you feed stray cats, they will probably end up asking for the feeder card. This is a proposal that It begins to be carried out in some towns in Spain such as Torrevieja (Alicante) or El Vendrell (from Baix Penedès in Catalonia), in order to avoid penalties and problems.

Unfortunately, there are many provinces that are prohibited from feeding stray cats, imposing fines on those who are dedicated to caring for them. However, With this card you can continue to do so without having to run any risk.

What is the cat feeder card for?

Stray cats

Who else who least knows that the stray cats that live in cities or even in the towns do not have anything easy to move forward. There are many dangers that they must overcome on a daily basis if they want to survive, and I am not only referring to cars, but also to people who harm or poison them, to fights with other animals, to cold or heat, to abandonment,…

Fortunately, many volunteers care for them and feed them. But they have a problem: in many towns and cities it is forbidden to feed these cats, and in many others they can only do it in certain places.

With this in mind, the cat feeder card is undoubtedly a brilliant idea, because on the one hand allows volunteers to take care of felines legallyOn the other hand, it is also useful for municipalities - and their caretakers, especially - to know how many cats this colony is made up of and where it is found.

What requirements must be met in order to request it?

Not many, actually: to be able to request it You must be of legal age, be registered in the city or town, and have not been penalized for violating the regulations regarding animal matters.. Then, you just have to go to the town hall of a town where this new measure has been implemented, and there they will take your data and give you the card.

At the moment it can only be obtained in the provinces of Malaga, Valencia, Lleida and Tarragona, but it is to be expected that more municipalities will join this initiative.

What kind of food can you give them?

Choosing a good feed for your cat is necessary for it to have good health

Previously, and still today, stray cats are usually given any type of food (dry or wet), thus being able to have complaints from neighbors due to the dirt that can accumulate. But to be a holder of the card you can only give them dry food.

In addition, if the cats go to an enclosure (such as a farm or an abandoned building), it is necessary to keep it clean, that is, they will have to remove the stools and clean the feeders / drinkers daily.

How to choose feeders for stray cats?

Stray cats are cats after all. They have whiskers, often long, and so I recommend that the feeders be as wide as possible. In this way, they will not feel uncomfortable at any time, which can help them eat more eagerly.

And no, you don't need to buy cat feeders as such. The dishes that are used to put under the pots are ideal for them, since they are short and with an interesting diameter.

Besides, we can't stop talking about the price: while a medium-quality feeder can cost about 5 euros, a simple pot plate in any store where they sell everything can cost less than 1 euro.

Choose those that are plastic or stainless steel, and wash them daily, especially if you have them outside all day. Just in case.

Cats safety while eating

It is very important that feeders are in a safe place, for example, among small trees, or better yet, inside a shed or some place like that whose owner has given you permission.

If you have furry animals in the garden, do not hesitate to make them a house, either made of blocks, or to buy them one. house for cats.

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Should not. What happens is that there is an overpopulation of cats, and today it is still believed that letting them die of hunger or taking them to sacrifice, will solve the problem. And certainly not.

It has been shown that castration (that is, the removal of the reproductive organs) of both female cats and cats helps much more to reduce the feline population, and incidentally, to ensure that these animals have a better quality of life. When they are sacrificed, what happens in a matter of a short time is that new cats appear that fill that 'void'.

The Protectors with which an agreement has been reached to give these special cards They are also dedicated to the identification and control of the colonies, to carry out castration campaigns to avoid that more cats end up living on the street, and, ultimately, that these furry have a good quality of life.

However, you have to know that If those cats go to your garage or your garden, or to that of a friend or relative who does not dislike these animals, even if you live in an area where it is forbidden, nobody can tell you anything, because those furry go to a private property. Another very different thing would be for you to feed them on the public highway; then yes they could sanction you unless they gave the cat feeder card.

How to help stray cats?

Wild cats or stray cats: We have many names for the mysterious felines that we sometimes see peeking out from under our porch or jumping into abandoned buildings. However, most of them share only one destiny: short and difficult lives. Fortunately, helping wild or abandoned cats is not difficult. And you can do your bit.

How the problem of wild cats multiplies

First, what is a feral or stray cat? A feral or stray cat is “any cat that is too badly socialized to be controlled. Also it cannot be housed in a typical pet home. They are usually descendants of cats that were lost or abandoned by their owners, and grow up not socialized with humans.

Because a cat can get pregnant from 16 weeks of age and have two or three litters a yearAs the feral cat population and the problems associated with it grow and perpetuate.

The life and health of stray and wild cats

Feral cats cannot be kept at home

Stray cats often live out in the open, dodge cars, and eat out of garbage cans; they have facial infection, illnesses, and an endless cycle of pregnancy. They suffer extremes in treatment and climate. The life of a feral, stray, or abandoned cat is often short, sometimes long, lasting only two or three years.

Of course, feral cats also leave problems at the human door, including loud fighting, odor, urinating to mark territory (also known as "sprayed" or "marked"), flea infestations, and the inevitable breeding it creates. even more unwanted cats. . Many experts agree that one of the best ways to help feral cats and groups of cats, called colonies, is through sterilization programs..

Why Adopting Feral Cats Is Not An Option

Many experts agree that wild feral cats simply they cannot be tamed. They are wild animals, like raccoons and you can take care of them, but without denying them their freedom, taking them to sterilize and deworm them, but later, leaving them back in their home, which is the street.

They tend to stay away from humans, hide during the day, and are very difficult to socialize when adopted. Just like you would never try to control a raccoon, you should never try to keep a wild cat.

But small cats, especially those less than 8 weeks old, can often be socialized. Abandoned and lost cats can also be reintroduced into domestic life. It is adult stray cats that may have the most socialization problems.

How can you tell a stray cat from a wild cat?

Lost or abandoned felines are generally comfortable around people and will often try to live near humans, under porches, or in garages, sheds, or backyards.

We are not talking about neutering cats and then throwing them away. What we are really talking about is managed colonies, with a human feeding the cats, caring for them, providing medical care and shelter. In this way, cat colonies would not be a problem and cats and humans could coexist without having to eliminate cats from the streets.

5 Ways You Can Help Stray and Wild Cats

Respect is the foundation of any relationship

From small to large, there are many ways to help feral and stray cats. Here are some tips that you can start doing today:

  • Don't contribute to the problem. It goes without saying that you should spay and neuter your own cats. You also need to keep your cats indoors, not only for their safety, but also to prevent them from getting lost and becoming part of a wild colony.
  • Don't feed and forget the wild cats. Feeding stray and feral cats is generous, but they also need medical attention. If you can't manage ongoing care, at least spay the cat.
  • A little bit of money. With a little money you can help cats a lot, for spaying or neutering. Donating money to animal centers or cat associations will help them help cats more each day. You can also donate money to animal welfare groups through an inheritance or will.
  • Volunteer your time. Associations are often run by non-profit organizations that depend on volunteer help. If you can't help out in a clinical setting, you can get involved at the community level, contacting local veterinarians and businesses, writing letters, raising funds, or hiring a booth at a community event.
  • Become a colony keeper. In a managed colony, cats can live between 12 and 16 years. If you think you can provide ongoing shelter, food, or medical care to a group of stray cats, contact an animal welfare group to find out how to get started. But before you do, understand that committing to caring for a colony is a huge responsibility. The colony will depend on you, as would a house cat. If you are leaving or moving, it is vital that you find someone else to care for the cats in your absence.

As part of living in a civilized society, it is our obligation to care for the weak, sick or powerless. Our responsibility includes our pets, whom we take from nature and depend on us.

With all this, we want to say that for the care of stray cats, deworming, sterilization, shelter, food and medical care are essential. You can ensure that a colony of cats can live happily for many years. As long as you commit to their care and that nothing happens to them. These cats will love you as if they were a domestic animal ... even if they prefer to live in freedom.


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  1.   Ro de Vir (@RocioTech) said

    If, for example, you get your license in Valencia, but you feed street cats in Madrid, do you get rid of the fine or not?
    Can you get your card online and have it sent to your home or does it have to be in person?

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Ro de Vir.
      In principle, the cards only give you permission to feed the cats in the city where you got it. To feed cats from another place, you would have to ask for another card or some permission from the local council. To apply for the card you have to go in person.
      Greetings!

      1.    Sandra Milena said

        Hello Good afternoon Monica.
        I would like to know where I have to go to find out who are the ones who collect the help of the city council, to sterilize the kittens? I have 3 colonies (52 + 8 mine) of my money and sterilized 6 from the street, since mine are all operated, but there are a lot of the colony and I already see several pregnant kittens ... Thank you
        I live in Mont-roit bahia (Tarragona)

        1.    Monica sanchez said

          Hello Sandra.
          I'm sorry but I don't know how to tell you.
          In principle, the city councils that give you a card should be able to inform you of everything. If not, the protectors of the area.

          I hope they can tell you something, that 60 cats ... entail many many expenses.

          Cheer up.

  2.   Pizacatos said

    I hope that soon the city of Salamanca decides to adopt this measure

  3.   Monica sanchez said

    Yes, we hope that all municipalities adopt this measure. Greetings 🙂.

  4.   True said

    Hello Monica, I would like to know in which cities this card is already implanted, do you have information about all of Spain? It was to influence the city council of Malaga, since although they said they were going to give it, at least I have not found where to get it. And you would have information on where the CES project is already implanted, in q cities and q has already stopped this absurdity of murdering so many cats for not implementing it.We are already tired of this.There is no animal education.People still do not accept them in colonies although they are clean, healthy, castrados. It would be necessary to educate the population 1st.

    1.    Carolina said

      Hello. I live in a town in Valencia (Antella) to have the card to feed wild cats in which town hall they give it to me, in the town or in the Town Hall of Valencia capital. Thanks8

      1.    Monica sanchez said

        Hello Caroline.

        I understand that the council of each locality gives them. But I recommend you contact an association in Valencia that is dedicated to caring for stray cats so that they can inform you better.

        Greetings.

  5.   Monica sanchez said

    Hello Vero.
    I have consulted it, but for now only the communities that I mention in the article have implemented it or are in the process 🙁
    Regarding the CES, it is implanted in Palencia, Zaragoza, and Mogán (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria). In Madrid as I understand it is also in process.

    There is still much to improve in this regard. I understand your frustration, because here in Mallorca the life of stray cats is not easy either.

    Hopefully the situation improves.

    A greeting.

  6.   Vane said

    Hello
    I am Palentina and that I know here x unfortunately there is still no Ces method to control the colonies of kittens, hopefully soon I can say otherwise

  7.   Claudia said

    Why is it forbidden to feed cats on the street in Catalonia if animals are protected in Catalonia? It is not logical.

  8.   Juan said

    You know if Manises is the same card as Valencia or it has to be from this municipality.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi John.
      Well, I think that each municipality will have its own card, taking into account what has started to be done where I live (Mallorca). A municipality has started to provide this type of card.
      A greeting.

  9.   Carmen said

    Do you know if it is already established in Madrid and where to go and ask the Community or the City Council for it

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi carmen.
      I have been investigating and I would say that they have already implemented it in Madrid. If so, you can request it at the Town Hall.
      A greeting.

  10.   Mª Trinidad Reina said

    Hello, do you know if it has been implanted in Seville or at least it intends to implant

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Mª Trinidad.
      At the moment I don't know anything, but I don't think it will take long. In Mijas (Malaga), for example, it has already been implemented.
      Have to wait. Let's see if they put it soon.
      A greeting.

  11.   Mª Trinidad Reina said

    Thank you, and hopefully they will put it on soon, because unfortunately there are a lot of ignorant and anti-cats and they take food and water from them. And that should be able to be reported as animal abuse ...

    A greeting.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Yes, I totally agree. And more when they know that you take care of all the expenses that take care of them ... Anyway. Hopefully they will put it soon in all the communities.

  12.   Esther Velarde Salguero said

    In Basauri, Vizcaya we have been with the card since March.
    Orozko has also had it in Vizcaya for a long time.
    Cheers to all cat lovers

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      That's great. I'm really glad. The kittens can be calmer más

  13.   mary valley said

    Hi, I'm Maria and I'm asking, please, in Benidorm, open now to apply for the card to feed the kittens, please, every day, I have to fight with the people and they have threatened to denounce me for feeding the kittens, thank you, urgently know

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Maria Valle.
      I'm sorry you see yourself in this situation. There is still a lot to progress in terms of animals 🙁
      In Torrevieja (Alicante) I know that this type of card is already being given, but in Benidorm… I have looked for information and I have not found anything. Likewise, the town hall can give you more information.
      A greeting.

  14.   mary valley said

    many. Thank you Monica, well nothing happens, I will continue to do so, the animals are my reason for fighting, thanks for the information, a cordial greeting

  15.   Antonia said

    Hello, I previously feed her and her kittens, although now she is alone since the Kittens have been adopted. If I decide to get the card to feed her, what other obligations I have with that card, it is in Madrid, I am very sorry for she is very thin even though I am afraid of animals, I respect them and help them to live. Thanks

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Antonia.
      The card does not carry any obligation 🙂
      It allows you to feed stray cats legally.
      A greeting.

  16.   Antonia said

    Hello, I called 010 today which is from the Madrid City Council and they told me that this does not exist and that it is forbidden to feed, you know if they informed me correctly
    I will also continue to feed

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hey.
      Well, apparently yes, they have informed you well. In Madrid they still don't have it 🙁

  17.   Omar Abjiu said

    Hey.
    A neighbor wants to denounce me for giving food to the Stray Cats in Algemesi, I want to know if it is prohibited by law or not. Greetings ...

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Omar.
      As I understand it, in Valencia capital they wanted to implement, if they have not already done so, the card to feed stray cats. But the peoples of the community do not know if it is still prohibited, sorry 🙁. You can call the town hall to see what they tell you.
      Hopefully it's already legal to feed them.

  18.   Georgina said

    Hello, I would like to know if in Cascante Navarra they also give the card, to be able to feed the kittens on the street, since the police went to tell Viso that in the next one I would report, but I give them at the door from my garage, now what I do is I open my garage and put food for them and they come in and when they finish eating they leave, I could report it again for what I feed them inside my garage or not, and if they give the card where I can get it, thank you very much.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi Georgina.
      I have been investigating and apparently they do not give it. Anyway, you can ask at the Town Hall.
      But if you feed them in your garage they can't tell you anything. The garage is yours, it's a private place, so calm down 🙂.
      Cheer up.

      1.    Georgina said

        Thank you very much, Monica, I continue to feed the kittens inside my garage, they eat and the 6 of them go together where they know how to be.

        1.    Monica sanchez said

          Thank you for spending time and money to take care of stray cats 🙂.

  19.   Monica nicoleta Marin said

    Hello, my name is Monica and I'm still feeding street kittens, is it known if in Benalmadena I could get my license? Thanks

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Monica.
      I have looked for information, and I have not found anything about it.
      I know that in Malaga they are already giving out cards of this type, but in Benalmadena I don't know, I'm sorry.
      Maybe the town hall can tell you something.
      A greeting.

  20.   Immaculate said

    Hello, we are feeding several cats in our yard. Before they came and ate the dog's food, so we decided to buy them cat food, the point is that there is a cat that has given birth a couple of times and now as it is allowed to be caught we are going to sterilize it.
    I have a query, can the neighbors report me for feeding them inside the patio? I say this because I am starting to have problems since they have thrown us fresh sardines with quite a few pins stuck in, and 80 loose pins scattered in several piles around the patio. Tomorrow I am going to report him to the police, because I think what they have done is horrible and of bad people, in addition to having entered my house.
    Please, can you tell me if there is such a card in two sisters?
    Thank you very much and greetings

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Immaculate.
      No, if you feed them in your patio they cannot tell you anything, since it is private property.
      In Dos Hermanas I have looked for information, and I have not found much, only this Leading.
      Much encouragement, and I encourage you to make that complaint. What they have done is very wrong.
      A greeting.

  21.   Kelly said

    Hello, if I am not mistaken in Madrid Capital they already give the feline colony feeder card.
    If a neighbor reported me, if I have the license, could I be fined?
    I say it, because 1 year ago I called the police, but they did not give me a fine for being the first time. at this time, if I am not mistaken, there was still no license.
    Thank you

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi Kelly.
      Yes, in Madrid they start giving them: http://ccaa.elpais.com/ccaa/2017/02/13/madrid/1486987447_007158.html
      If you have it and take it with you, you cannot be fined.
      A greeting.

  22.   Marta said

    Hello, I wanted to ask you something
    If you feed only dry feed
    Kittens missing teeth or sick? Isn't the special wet cat food better?

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello, Martha.
      Yes, if a cat lacks teeth, or if they are sick, it is much better to give it wet food or soak the dry food with water.
      A greeting.

  23.   Ana said

    Can they prohibit you from feeding the cats in a complex that have been living for many years claiming that it is prohibited by decree of the City Council?
    The City Council in particular is that of San Bartolomé de Tirajana in the Canary Islands. Thanks.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Ana.
      According to this new, you have to ask for a card to continue feeding the cats, otherwise you could be fined.
      A greeting.

  24.   Max said

    Hello, I am from Alicante and I would like to know if they give that card here and where I can get it. Thanks

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi Max.
      According to this new, yes, they already give it there.
      A greeting.

      1.    Conchi said

        Hello Monica, do you know if in Torrejón de Ardoz, (Madrid) they give this card to feed the
        cats? I also feed and drink some street cats and I have already had problems.
        But I have a doubt the cats are in the space of an empty ship, the food is put on them
        in that space, is that on the street? that empty ship I think belongs to another ship of al
        side that if it is inhabited.
        Thanks and regards.

        1.    Monica sanchez said

          Hi Conchi.
          In Madrid capital I know that it is, but in Torrejón de Ardoz I have been looking for information and I have not found anything.
          Regarding your other question: if the ship is owned by someone you know and they give you permission, they can't tell you anything. And if you don't know the owner, I would recommend you try to contact him and ask him, just in case.
          A greeting.

  25.   shell said

    Hi Monica, I'm going to tell you about my case. I'm feeding and drinking some street cats and
    A few days ago, two police officers approached me telling me that it was forbidden and that was
    of complaint with the corresponding fine. I contacted the Animal Protector
    of the locality, so that they will inform me of what I could do to help the cats, as I know
    that the CES Project exists and the cats are in feline colonies cared for and fed by
    volunteer, I even offered to volunteer too, but the Protector has not been able to
    fix anything. How I do not want to leave these animals abandoned to their fate and die
    of hunger and thirst, I have written to several Organizations in Defense of Animals and even
    I have contacted PACMA (Anímalista Party Against Animal Abuse).
    I continue to feed them considering the consequences, I can not leave these
    encourage them like that anyway.
    Thanks for your previous answer and if you can expand me some more information on how
    help the street cats, I thank you for these wonderful animals.
    There is a page that is collecting signatures so that the Torrejón de Ardoz City Council
    (Madrid) grant the cat feeder card, I put the page here:
    Cat Feeder Card Torrejon de Ardoz Town Hall and you have to get into Petition.
    Thanks and regards.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello Conchita.
      First of all, I don't know how it can be forbidden to feed them. The money should be spent on raising awareness and neutering campaigns, rather than fining them for feeding them. Spain is far behind in animal matters. 🙁

      But sadly, if in an area they still do not give the card, if they catch you they can fine you. Of course, cats need to eat every day. Have you looked to move them to another area? Perhaps to a country area, or more secluded. With this surely a protector could help you.

      Cheer up.

  26.   Kt said

    Good morning,
    I am from Badalona, ​​Barcelona and there is a cat who comes to my neighborhood every day to be fed, she even starts meowing asking for food. Yesterday a neighbor threw the food in the trash and stood guard at her door to see if someone would bring down more food and without saying anything, later I lowered the cat more.
    My question: is there that card where I live?

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi Kt.
      Well, I've been looking for information and I haven't found anything.
      Now I have found this new.
      Apparently, there are 32 colonies controlled by the city council. They can also inform you there.
      A greeting.

  27.   Conchi Orts said

    Hi Monica, yesterday I was telling my niece if I have done everything possible to help these
    animals? and he answered me that I had done everything in my power, that this is to take
    awareness of an injustice and act accordingly and not look away, but I have
    put in motion to help them. The words of my niece have filled me with hope,
    She has even helped by buying the containers they need for food and water and
    I think. She has accompanied me in the days when I felt fear and helplessness and I have cried and
    I said you're right, just look at the eyes of these sad hairy, this look of tenderness,
    to feel the desire to protect them.
    Now these cats are already registered as feline colonies with a Protector in the
    CES project and I am your caregiver together with another person.
    And to finish telling this story, I wrote you this poem.
    These colored cats are beautiful.
    I look at their helplessness in the middle of the street,
    I look at their gestures of terror and amazement.
    I could touch their little bodies and their silence
    if I brought my hand closer to your sadness,
    feel your feelings between my fingers or perhaps
    to an angel crying out on these cats,
    in this abandonment,
    in this great oblivion of men.
    Greetings.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi Conchi.
      I am very happy that those cats have someone who, surely in addition to giving them food and water, also gives them a lot of love 🙂.
      Congratulations, really.
      By the way, lovely poem!
      A greeting.

  28.   ross said

    Sounds like a great measure to me. In my street there is a lady who is dedicated to feeding the cats in the street, the street has a mess, it smells terrible of cat pee and poop you cannot walk with your dog (in my case I have a small dog) because there is cats that snort and even throw themselves on top of the dogs, the lady thinks she is doing well, but one thing I am going to say to those who are dedicated to feeding these animals, if you really want to help them, you take it home and You give it a home, because on the street it not only becomes a nuisance but these animals usually get into car engines especially in winter and many die burned, run over in the middle of the street, they get into the garbage cans where they eat waste and catch diseases and raising them on the street encourages them to continue to reproduce and there are even more stray and abandoned cats so let me tell you what a disservice you are doing to these animals and I dare to say that it is even mistreating them because You increase the fact that there are more cats living in poor conditions and having a poor quality of life.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Ross, I personally understand that there are people who do not like cats, but I find it rude to say that a person who cares about them is abusing them. Volunteers, as a veterinarian told me, we do not have to take care of stray cats, but city councils. But we know well that municipalities often choose to sacrifice them. How can you kill a two-month-old kitten?

      There is no room for everyone, that is obvious. But sacrificing them is not an option. What would help a lot is for them to carry out more neutering campaigns, as these volunteers spend money out of their pockets to take care of cats that are not theirs and that are not to blame for having ended up on the street.

  29.   Conchi said

    These animals, these living beings, populate our streets, parks, open fields ... because in
    at some point, a 'domestic' feline got lost, or in most cases, was abandoned
    to his luck for his "wonderful humans."
    The human species and everything that surrounds it is, in practically all the variables, a risk
    continuous for a feline in the street.
    In cities of certain countries, these animals are protected, cared for.
    "Free-living" cats must be cared for, protected ...
    and not persecuted or exterminated.
    The keepers of the Protectors who take care of feline colonies, follow some
    hygiene and food rules, to avoid being a nuisance for some people
    and they do everything in their power to protect them.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Thanks for your comment, Conchi.
      We hope to help raise awareness of responsible animal ownership, and also of the great help needed by cats who were unlucky enough to be born on the street in a country where animal justice leaves much to be desired.

  30.   M.ANGELES RICO said

    Hello, I would like to know if this type of card is given in Alicante capital.
    Thank you.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hello M. Angeles.
      According to this new other.
      A greeting.

  31.   Vincent Knight said

    Hello, I would like to know if in Mostoles they give this type of card.
    Thank you.

    1.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi Vincent.
      To be honest I do not know. In Parla I have read that yes, so the same in Móstoles they already give it too or they will not be much.
      I recommend you check with the town hall to see. Hopefully there is luck.
      A greeting.

    2.    snows said

      Hello, I live in Tenerife and I would like to know if here it is possible to get a license to feed stray cats since there are people who threaten to report you if they see you feeding street cats.

      1.    Monica sanchez said

        Hello Nieves.
        In principle, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife you can ask, but we recommend you ask at the town hall of your town, since they can inform you better than us.
        Greetings.

  32.   Mari said

    And the city council of San Roque fining for feeding a kitten. I can't believe it but it's true. They don't give a penny for castrating. Individuals we do it with our money and on top of that by fining ourselves.

    1.    Mari said

      They deny us the license

    2.    Monica sanchez said

      Hi Mari.

      Yes, in Spain the animal protection law seems to be more of a role than anything else ...
      There is a long, long way to go yet.