On Pets Abandonment World Day, I pledge to be a responsible owner of the pet
I have adopted.
Whether it is a cat, a dog, a rabbit, a ferret or any other nac, whether it is old, young, sick, disabled, I commit myself to :
Identification is compulsory in France for cats and dogs. I respect the law by giving it an identity. This is proof of my commitment and an assurance of finding it in the event of loss, running away or theft.
Adopting an animal is a year-round commitment. If I am unable to take it on holiday, I undertake to entrust its care to a responsible person, either free of charge or for a fee.
I RESPECT THE LAW AND LOCAL DECISIONS REGARDING YOUR SPECIES
Respect for the law avoids exposing oneself to lawsuits which could harm the fate of your animal (wearing a muzzle, picking up droppings, barking, etc.).
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I’M NOT EXPLOITING YOU
Either in illegal activities of fights, bets and shows that harm its well-being, its security and its survival.
Euthanasia is an act that is decided in consultation with the veterinarian in order to shorten the suffering, both psychological and physical, of the animal only.
Voluntarily or involuntarily, making an animal suffer is an act of cruelty punishable by law. If the disease exposes the animal to suffering, the veterinarian must do everything to relieve it.