Hampyeong-gun Supports Neutering Surgery for Outdoor Dogs and Stray Cats to Control Population
30 Outdoor Raised Dogs and 450 Stray Cats Targeted
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] Hampyeong-gun, Jeollanam-do, is promoting a support project for neutering surgeries for outdoor-bred dogs and stray cats.
On the 28th, according to the county, a budget of 102 million won will be invested to prevent the occurrence of abandoned dogs and control the population of stray cats through the neutering surgery support project.
First, for outdoor-bred dogs, the project will be conducted targeting 30 female dogs aged over 5 months raised outdoors such as in yards, with a support fund of 360,000 won per dog.
The stray cat neutering project aims to target 450 stray cats weighing over 2kg living in urban areas and residential neighborhoods.
Residents who wish to apply for the neutering surgery support project can apply through their local eup/myeon office.
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A county official stated, “If there are many applicants, priority will be given to basic livelihood security recipients, lower-income groups, and the elderly.”
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