Crime: woman abandons 2 cats and ends up identified by microchip

Crime: woman abandons 2 cats and ends up identified by microchip


Security cameras captured a woman leaving animals at the door of the Zoonosis Control Center in Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro




A woman was caught on security cameras abandoning two adult cats at the door of the Paulo Dacorso Filho Zoonosis Control Center in Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro.

What she perhaps didn’t realize, however, is that one of the two abandoned animals was microchipped and, consequently, was registered with the SISbicho, where it was possible to identify the name of the person to whom the animal had been registered.

For this reason, the Institute of Health Surveillance (IVISA – Rio) is preparing a letter to report the case to the Police, since in Brazil the abandonment of animals is a crime.

This was reported by Ancelmo Gois, journalist for the newspaper “O Globo”.

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Crime punishable by 2 to 5 years in prison

A bill is being developed in the Chamber of Deputies that requires veterinary facilities, such as clinics, pet shops, nurseries and pet hotels, to display warnings about animal abuse.

On Tuesday 5th the Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Commission definitively approved the project. If there is no appeal to be voted on in the House, it will go to the Senate.

If approved, the project requires that both businesses in the sector and the labels of food and veterinary articles display a warning that abandoning or mistreating animals is a crime and that, if committed against dogs or cats, the sentence could range from 2 to 5 years. years of imprisonment, in addition to the financial penalty and the ban on keeping the pet. In the case of establishments, the report must contain a telephone number so that crimes can be reported.

Source: Terra

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