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Caminha installs cat shelters

Rádio Alto Minho15 September 2026 at 15:20

The Caminha Municipal Council installed four cat shelters in several locations throughout the municipality. The equipment was placed in Caminha, Moledo and Vila Praia de Âncora, with the aim of providing better conditions for the felines.

This measure falls within the municipal strategy for animal welfare and public health, approved by the municipality. The shelters are part of the CED program, which stands for Trap, Neuter and Return, intended for stray cats in the area.

The program aims to protect the animals while simultaneously ensuring sanitation and public health conditions for the population. This initiative represents an investment in animal protection and responsible management of the feline population in the municipality.

Why this matters

Readers from Caminha and neighboring municipalities directly benefit from this measure, which aims to improve the conditions of stray cats through the CED program. The initiative reflects a growing trend of municipalities investing in animal welfare solutions that balance feline protection with public health.

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