Albox town hall, possibly in an attempt to divert attention away from the water fiasco, has announced plans to setup a registry of pets.

They will pay the Vet Guild €743,35 annually in exchange for the guild informing them of all the details of all pets chipped (which must be done by law!) in Albox. This will allow the local police to identify the owners of any pets that are found “Out and About”, or, indeed, biting someone.

It will also allow the town hall to identify the owners of dangerous pets and allow the Policia Local to pop round to the owners flat for a cup of tea and a check that they are being kept safely.

See also...

• December 27, 2008 -- Expats to march in protest march against urban abuse in Almeria
• December 18, 2008 -- Roquetas slashes its stray animal budget in half
• December 14, 2008 -- Urban Abuse Protest March in Almeria city
• December 6, 2008 -- Mayor of Cantoria blames the Brits for dog poo in the streets
• November 9, 2008 -- How the Albox water saga ended

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