Cheonan City Animal Protection Center to Operate Year-Round Without Holidays Starting September

Placement of Counseling Professionals, Adoption Counseling Available on Weekends and Holidays

Cheonan Animal Protection Center will operate year-round starting next month. View of Cheonan Animal Protection Center

The Cheonan City Animal Protection Center in Chungnam will operate year-round without holidays starting next month.

The Animal Protection Center, which opened last March, is situated on a 4,277-square-meter site with a 780-square-meter building, and is equipped with protection facilities, an animal hospital, a grooming salon, an adoption promotion room, and offices.

Previously, the center operated from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays, but to ensure smooth rescue, treatment, protection, and adoption of abandoned and lost animals, it will now be open on weekends and public holidays as well. In particular, professional counselors will be available so that adoption consultations can take place even on weekends and holidays.

To adopt an abandoned dog, you can check the animals listed for adoption on the National Animal Protection Information System, consult by phone and make a reservation, and then visit the Animal Protection Center for further consultation.

A city official stated, "We will continue to implement various policies to prevent the occurrence of lost and abandoned dogs and to increase the adoption rate, thereby fostering a mature companion animal culture."

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