During today's Naples City Council meeting, a particularly sensitive issue was brought to the assembly's attention: the critical situation of two city dog shelters, which are facing serious challenges related to both management and structural conditions.
Fiorella Saggese, representative of NAPLES Supportive, green europe e Defend the City, reported in court the eviction case concerning the dog shelter Adelaide Goodcore, which currently houses around 80 dogs.
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Both shelters manage and care for stray animals, with a total expenditure of around €400.000, but structural and bureaucratic difficulties continue to severely impact their operations. Saggese's intervention highlighted how both situations are extremely serious and concerning, not only for the animals' well-being but also for the role volunteers play daily in ensuring their care.
The councilor then underlined a worrying aspect: these problems have never been brought to the attention of the commission. Animal protection, a body that should monitor and intervene on these issues. Massimo Cilenti, a representative of NAPLES Free, reiterated the need for urgent intervention by the institutions to resolve the issues related to the management of kennels. His request focused on the importance of timely action, involving both the municipal administration and associations and volunteers, to ensure the dignity of the animals and the safety of the facilities.
Comments (5)
It is really sad that the kennels in Naples are going through so many difficulties. We cannot let the animals suffer so much. We must find solutions to help the kennels and those who work there.
The kennel run by the Buonocore family is in a truly advanced state of disrepair: despite numerous scandals, it has not yet been closed. A petition calling for its closure has even been published, gathering over 37 signatures.
The kennel run by the Buonocore family is in a truly dilapidated state: despite numerous scandals, it has not yet been closed. A petition calling for its closure has even been published, gathering over 37 signatures.
Grazia Zicarelli...or whoever you are. Go visit the Naples kennels in person. Especially the one you've been talking about for years...go, it's always been open to the public!!!
Fraud against the municipality of Naples, and the Buonocore family is still there, playing and taking the piss out of the public who are sensitive to defenseless animals!
He also organizes charity collections for himself, the scam of the scam!
But the controls, where are they?
Let's send them home!
Offenders!