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The animal rescue center is located in the area of Alameda Oriente; it covers 50,000 square meters and is consolidated as the largest public hostel in the country and the second largest in Latin America.
The medical service module will have office, operating room, recovery area, quarantine area and toilets for dogs and cats who require it
The CDMX opened a 112 mdp animal welfare centre in the Venustiano Carranza, with capacity for up to 600 dogs and cats.
The head of government, Clara Brugada Molina, inaugurated the Integral Center for Animal Welfare and Coexistence Xolotl in the Alameda Oriente, mayoral Venustiano Carranza. The complex had an investment of 112 million pesos and capacity to receive more than 600 dogs and cats in a situation of abandonment, abuse or vulnerability. The center will occupy a property of 51,700 square meters and will gather rescue services, veterinary care, rehabilita…
The Integral Center of Animal Welfare and Coexistence was inaugurated this Thursday in the Alameda Oriente, of the mayor Venustiano Carranza. It is the largest in the country and the second in Latin America. It has 100 rooms, in 54 thousand square meters, that will be able to house up to 600 dogs and cats in situation of vulnerability. [...] The article Government of CDMX opens public shelter for 600 dogs and cats appeared first in: 88.9 News.
The Government of Mexico City inaugurated the “Xólotl” Integral Animal Welfare and Coexistence Center in the Alameda Oriente. A new public space that seeks to provide shelter, medical care and a second opportunity for dogs and cats in street situations or ill-treatment.
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