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Aktuelno - 01.12.2019
IMPORTANT FOR ANIMALS: STARTING FROM TODAY, STRICTER PENALTIES FOR ABUSERS
Important for animals: the new Criminal Code comes into effect todayAs many as 30,000 signatures of ...
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Aktuelno - 21.10.2019
TOGETHER WE PROVIDED 15,000 MEALS FOR ABANDONED CATS AND DOGS
Animal food given to the organizations and individuals who are actively working on lowering the numb...
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Aktuelno - 13.02.2019
ORCA AND PANINI TOGETHER FOR ANIMALS
ORCA and PANINI provided 100.000 meals for animals that need them the most!With great pleasure we sh...
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Aktuelno - 18.06.2018
MEETING OF THE BALKAN COUNTRIES ON THE TOPIC OF ABANDONED ANIMALS
On the Third OIE Regional Workshop on Stray Dog Population Management for Balkan Countries (SDB3), o...
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Aktuelno - 01.05.2018
ACTION FOR PEOPLE AND DOGS!
Thousands of abandoned dogs are roaming the streets of cities and municipalities across Serbia. They...
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Aktuelno - 12.04.2018
ABANDONED DOGS – THERE IS A SOLUTION
Results of the efforts made so far to solve problems of abandoned animals are unsatisfactory: with c...
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Aktuelno - 25.04.2017
FOR PEOPLE AND DOGS: MODEL OF DOG POPULATION CONTROL FOR SAFE AND HUMANE LOCAL COMMUNITY
Presence of abandoned animals in public areas represents one of the most abundant and important prob...
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Aktuelno - 14.10.2016
PROJECT „ABANDONED ANIMALS IN BOGATIC“
During 2016. ORCA has implemented the project on the territory of Bogatic municipality aimed to prov...
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Aktuelno - 16.06.2016
OIE CONFERENCE ON ABANDONED DOGS
On the Second OIE Regional Workshop on Stray Dog Population Management for Balkan Countries (SDB2), ...
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Aktuelno - 01.01.2016
DOG POPULATION CONTROL IN SERBIA
Presence of abandoned animals in public areas represents one of the most abundant and important prob...
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HOW TO PERMANENTLY SOLVE THE PROBLEM?
The most important is that implemented measures are adapted to local circumstances. For that to happen, we need to look more closely in our own backyard, meaning our community. We need to understand the complexity and roots of the problem.
WE NEED TO ASK OURSELVES, DO WE KNOW THE FOLLOWING:
How many abandoned dogs are in our local community?
And how many owned dogs?
What are community attitudes?
Do owners sterilise their dogs?
Abandon them?
Negligently leaving their gates open?
Do we know how important is the factor of human irresponsibility?
And how big capacities are, in terms of human and other resources ready for action?
ONLY WHEN WE KNOW ANSWERS TO ALL THESE QUESTIONS, WE CAN PLAN FOR SUCCESSFUL SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM:
determine priority measures,
assess how much the implementation of these measures will cost the local self-government and
how much time will be needed to achieve the desired effect.
By applying the model ‘FOR PEOPLE AND DOGS’, we can provide answers to key questions which are necessary for solving the problem successfully and develop a tailor-made plan for the local community.
Read here what comprises the unique ORCA model ‘FOR PEOPLE AND DOGS’.
Find out what are the benefits from ORCA model!
