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Conflict in Comodoro: Municipal Veterinarians Explained Why Castrations Were Limited to Eight per Day
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In the midst of growing concern about the shortage of shifts and the overpopulation of dogs and cats in the streets of Comodoro Rivadavia, the veterinary doctors of the municipal castration program broke the silence. Through a formal communication addressed to Rafael Pacheco, operating director of Urban Fauna and Zoonosis Population Control, the professionals explained the technical foundations that determine their pace of work. The document, si…
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