Pets: "We are at 300,000 abandons per year in France"
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In France, the Minister of Agriculture, Julien Denormandie, presented the main lines of the government's plan for pets.
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By: Florent Guignard
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In France, the Minister of Agriculture, Julien Denormandie, presented on December 21 the main lines of the government's plan for pets.
Crisp puppies, seen in pet stores, bought on a "stroke of heart" and which, once become too bulky or aggressive, find themselves abandoned in nature.
Members of the majority will table a bill at the end of January to create an "awareness certificate" for people adopting an animal.
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At the origin of this text, Loïc Dombreval, veterinarian and deputy (LREM) of the Alpes-Maritimes, guest of
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at the microphone of Florent Guignard.
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