Examples of shelters
THE STREETS ARE SAFE... Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi spoke about the efforts being made regarding stray animals, saying, "There are two main aspects to this initiative. The first is making the streets safer, and the second is..."
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Critical developments are emerging from the global agenda. Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi spoke about the efforts being made regarding stray animals, stating, "There are two fundamental aspects to this initiative. The first is making the streets safer, and the second is rescuing animals from the mercy of the streets. Stray animals cannot always find food, and when they fall ill, they are deprived of access to medical care.
"The legislature introduced this regulation so that we can collect these animals from the streets; this way, our streets will become safer, and our municipalities can care for them in a closed, comfortable facility, providing treatment, vaccinations, and food, as well as conducting adoption efforts," he explained. GAZİANTEP In Gaziantep, the Metropolitan Municipality has established an Animal Shelter and Rehabilitation Center in the Şahinbey district to ensure that animals are housed in conditions suitable for their natural environment. ŞANLIURFA Through comprehensive efforts led by the Governor’s Office in Şanlıurfa, 27,960 stray animals were collected across the province and taken to shelters, and sterilization procedures were completed for 3,374 animals.
Details of the Developments
KONYA The 70,000-square-meter "Stray Animal Natural Habitat" operated by the Konya Meram Municipality features living quarters for 6,500 dogs and a quarantine and treatment section with a capacity of 250 dogs. NEVŞEHİR The animal shelter operated by the Cappadocia Provincial Special Administration and Municipalities Union serves not only as a shelter for stray animals but as a comprehensive living center. The facility houses 2,500 animals.
ORDU The "Can Dostlar Blue-Green Natural Habitat," launched by the Ünye Municipality in Ordu, was specifically designed according to the animals’ characteristics. The sections are separated based on whether the animals are puppies, adults, small, or aggressive. KAYSERİ The "Pati Evi Natural Living Area" in Talas, Kayseri, has established itself as a model project in Turkey thanks to the facilities and comprehensive services it offers to street animals.
The center has become a source of hope and a home for over 10,000 animals.
This news has made it onto the global agenda’s most important headlines. Experts are closely monitoring potential developments.
