A dog was found lost, scared and thirsty in Estrada do Jardim de Cima, Campanário this evening.
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After receiving an urgent communication from MEP Franciso Guerreiro on the 17th of February, UNESCO has rejected the Regional Governments plan to pave Caminho das Ginjas.
An extremely thin dog, showing signs of abuse has been found in Rua da Levada, in Funchal. Residents concerned over the welfare of the animal have asked several institutions if they could help.
A dog called Felix has been missing since yesterday, in São Vicente. His owners are desperate to find him, and ask if anyone has seen him to call them on 966 521 073.
Animal Welfare Association Abrigo SOS Amor aos Animais (ASAA), has released a video showing the rescue of 14 malnourished dogs from a house in Ribeira Brava, where they were chained and without adequate shelter.
Today, in the Government Council, the Madeiran Executive is expected to move forward and announce which sporting activities are allowed to resume next week. So far, the list includes athletics, canoeing, bodyboarding, swimming (open water), surfing, triathlon and golf.
An African Grey parrot who escaped from his owners house in Estreito da Calheta, two days ago has returned home, much to the relief of his owners.
MEP João Ferreira has put to the European Commission the need for clarification on possible compensatory support to farmers for the damage caused by Wood Pigeons (Trocaz Pigeon), a protected endemic species.
A black and white cat, who has now been named Rafael was found with wires sticking out from his tummy. He was a victim of inhumane cruelty, as someone had deliberately pushed the wires through him, but luckily for Rafael, charity Ajuda a Alimentar Cães managed to rescue him and provide him with emergency veterinary treatment.
The President of the Regional Government announced today that physical exercise outside the home and so-called 'hygienic walks, by this I think he means 'dog walking,' will no longer be allowed after curfew.
Two National Repbulican Guard (GNR) officers spotted and rescued to Labradors who appeared lost and disorientated along Estrada do Aeroporto this afternoon.