Published in 2023
Answer to a question on how the European Commission plans to tackle the illegal pet trade, including the creation of a European task force to combat the illegal cross-border trade in animals.
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: Canines, Felines
Keywords:Animal trade, Societal issues
Published in 2023
Answer to a question on whether the European Commission has assessed the feasibility of requiring microchip identification for dogs and cats from commercial breeders, and of setting up an official database for compulsory identification and registration before they leave the breeding establishments.
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: Canines, Felines
Keywords:Animal trade, Population management, Identification, Societal issues
Published in 2023
Answer to a question on the European Commission's intentions concerning the introduction of specific requirements for dogs and cats during commercial transport, as part of the revision of European animal welfare regulations. It also concerns the welfare checks to be carried out on these animals to ensure their suitability for transport.
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: Canines, Felines
Keywords:Animal trade, Societal issues, Human-animal relationships, Stress, Transport
Published in 2023
Order specifying the content of the two mandatory awareness-raising and information messages that must appear without alteration in the sections of French websites containing pet sale offers, and must be displayed according to clearly defined technical procedures.
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: Canines, Felines
Keywords: Adoption,Abandonment, Identification, Human-animal relationships, Population management, Societal issues
Published in 2023
Answer to a question on whether the European Commission considers all cats or dogs to be of potential commercial interest, and whether proactive regulatory measures such as identification and registration should therefore apply by default.
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: Canines, Felines
Keywords: Adoption,Abandonment, Identification, Human-animal relationships, Population management, Societal issues
Published in 2023
Answer to a question on the measures the French Government intends to implement to combat inflation-related abandonments, and whether it plans to set up an emergency plan for the summer. It also asks how the Government intends to support associations and shelters financially.
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: Canines, Felines
Keywords: Adoption,Abandonment, Human-animal relationships, Abuse, Population management, Societal issues
Published in 2023
Written answer to a question asking what action the government plans to take to manage pet abandonment during the summer and what measures it intends to take to support shelters and animal protection societies.
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: Canines, Felines, Exotic pets
Keywords: Adoption,Abandonment, Human-animal relationships, Abuse, Population management, Societal issues
Published in 2023
Scientific review of the most common and popular poisonous houseplants in Europe, how their active substances work, and the clinical signs of poisoning, with photographs and suggested treatments for poisoned pets.
Document Types: Scientific review
Animal categories: Canines, Felines
Keywords:Adaptation of the environment to the animal, Risk management, Living environment
Published in 2023
Scientific article describing a safe, long-lasting method of contraception in female cats via the injection of an adenoviral vector, offering an interesting alternative to castration, that would facilitate better management of stray cat populations and avoid euthanasia in shelters.
Document Types: Scientific paper
Animal categories: Felines
Keywords:Castration, Societal issues, Population management, Human-animal relationships, Sterilization
Published in 2019
Master's thesis concluding that the growing societal demand for greater attention to animal welfare has become a political issue. The issue of animal welfare in the city must take into account the specific features of each urban area, while the role of local government and the way in which public policy on animal welfare is implemented is not insignificant. The dissertation proposes concrete actions to implement a public policy in favor of animal welfare tailored to the city of Lyon.
Document Types: Scientific review
Animal categories: Canines, Felines, Exotic pets
Keywords:Abandonment, Adaptation of the environment to the animal, Adoption, Societal issues, Population management, Living environment, One Welfare, Human-animal relationships, Resilience
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