New Law in Turkey: Stray Animal Proposal Approved by Grand National Assembly
The new bill amending the Animal Protection Law in Turkey has been officially approved and enacted by the General Assembly of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. The bill includes important regulations concerning the welfare and protection of stray animals in the country.
One of the key provisions of the new law is the establishment of measures to control the population of stray animals through spaying and neutering programs. This is aimed at reducing the number of stray animals on the streets and preventing any potential health and safety risks associated with overpopulation.
Additionally, the bill introduces stricter penalties for individuals who mistreat or abuse animals, as well as those who engage in illegal practices such as animal fighting. This is a significant step towards ensuring the proper treatment and care of animals in Turkey.
Overall, the new bill on amending the Animal Protection Law reflects the government’s commitment to promoting animal welfare and preventing animal cruelty in the country. It is a positive development that will help improve the lives of animals and strengthen the legal framework for their protection.
