Topic: CARE

Animal-welfare organisations throughout the Cayman Islands are struggling to meet the ever-growing challenge of having too many abandoned cats and dogs.

Cayman's school children are being taught the dos and don'ts of responsible pet ownership, in an effort to help create generational change in the way animals are treated on island.

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Owners, dogs, veterinarians and volunteers attended CARE’s first Operation Grassroots of 2017 last weekend at West Bay’s sports field by Sir John A. Cumber Primary School. “It was great to finally get into West Bay, and we had an extremely busy afternoon meeting a whole menagerie of dog breeds.”

Vets and charity workers were out in Windsor Park, Saturday, giving free vaccinations, patching up the odd bite wound and signing people up to spay or neuter their pets.

Throughout the summer, 45 teenagers took part in the YMCA’s Counselor in Training program that aims to hone leadership skills.

Students at George Town Primary School are participating in a new program this month aimed at building their knowledge of proper animal care.