New neutering program to control stray animals planned
- Neutering of stray animals programme
- Gozo SPCA signs up as Welfare Associate of UK’s Blue Cross
- The Gozo SPCA may be forced to close by the end of next year
- Cat Café to open as Nadur Pet Neutering closes
- Gozo SPCA collects record sum
- Animal sponsorship as well as rehoming – Gozo SPCA
- Nadur free pet neutering project launched
- San Lawrenz launches the first project of pet neutering in Malta and Gozo
- Abandoned at Ramla, Jordi now needs a loving home
- San Lawrenz neutering project to be launched tomorrow
- Fenn is a loving young dog who is in need of a home
- Gozo SPCA animals in need of kind and caring home
- Gozo SPCA to stop taking in dogs and Manager resigns
- Gozo SPCA full to capacity and appealing for re-homing
- Vitz is looking for a new home at the Gozo SPCA
Rural Affairs Minister George Pullicino has had an informal meeting with six animal welfare organisations, the Gozo SPCA, Noah’s Ark, the Malta SPCA, Island Sanctuary, Association for Abandoned Animals, and the Cat Sanctuary, to discuss their future goals.
In the budget, the government allocated Lm150,000 to the organisations which look after abandoned animals. The animal welfare organisations plan to utilise half of the money allocated towards a neutering program to control strays. The remainder of the budget allocation will go towards upgrading existing animal sanctuaries. The Malta Veterinary Association has signalled its willingness to help with the neutering program.
Mr Pullicino also invited the animal welfare organisations to formalise their position and register as Non-Governmental Organisations in line with the new Voluntary Organisations Act, which will soon be coming into force.













