A Controversial Decision in Erzurum... Feeding Stray Animals Is Banned.
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The Erzurum Provincial Animal Protection Board has banned feeding stray animals on the streets throughout the city, citing the need to prevent them from creating breeding and living spaces. This decision raises questions about the nature of policies addressing stray animals and how their basic needs will be met.
At a meeting of the Provincial Animal Protection Board in Erzurum, it was decided to ban the feeding of stray animals on the streets throughout the province in order to prevent them from creating breeding and living areas.
The Erzurum Provincial Animal Protection Board has decided to implement a feeding ban throughout the province to prevent stray animals from multiplying and creating new habitats on the streets.
At a meeting of the Provincial Animal Protection Board in Erzurum, it was decided to ban the feeding of stray animals on the streets throughout the province in order to prevent them from creating breeding and living areas.
The Erzurum Provincial Animal Protection Board has decided to ban the feeding of stray animals throughout the province in order to prevent them from breeding and creating living spaces on the streets. District municipalities will monitor the implementation; animals in neighborhoods will be identified by the headman's office, the police, and the gendarmerie.
In Erzurum, the provincial animal protection board has banned the feeding of stray animals on the streets throughout the province. The decision was reportedly made to prevent the breeding and living conditions of animals on the streets.
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