If you’re concerned about any free-roaming cats or cat colonies in your neighborhood, please contact them at (727) 203-5255 for assistance. Meow Now Pinellas is a community organization that participates in the TNVR efforts in Pinellas County. To help address this situation ethically and humanely, Pinellas County offers a Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate & Release (TNVR) program. The local veterinary service units leave animal food at central areas.Free-roaming cats, also known as community cats, can present a health and safety challenge to residents and to the cats themselves. To ensure animals’ well-being, the municipality’s teams feed stray animals on a regular basis. Since all businesses were closed down, they can not feed these animals anymore. According to their demands, the relevant department teams are directed to address their needs.ĭuring the lockdown of the cities, many animals living in the streets have difficulty in finding something to eat. The municipality has set up a call center for citizens to report their demands easily and quickly. To prevent the spread of the virus in marketplaces, the municipality is setting up sanitizer dispensers at the entrance of district bazaars, delivering masks and informing citizens about what they need to do to protect themselves and their families. Our assisstant teams continue to help these people in doing grocery shopping, getting medicine from pharmacy or withdrawing cash from ATM’s. The meals are cooked in the cafeteria of the municipality and then delivered to homes by the teams in accordance with the hygiene and health rules.Īdditionally, the homes of elderly people have been disinfected and their basic needs such as food and cleaning materials were met. The municipality delivers residents aged 65 and above, who live alone and have no one to take care of them, hot meals twice a day. Sultanbeyli Municipality has taken certain preventive measures against the spread of coronavirus and offers some services to its residents. Other measures of the municipality aim to prevent the spread of the virus in public places like bazaars and to support people in need. In Istanbul, there are thought to be 130,000 dogs and 125,000 cats roaming free.
While shops are closed, the local veterinary service units leave animal food at central places. The district municipality in Sultanbeyli, Istanbul, is feeding stray animals during the corona lockdown.
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