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Taichung City Animal Protection and Health Inspection Office
Highly pathogenic avian influenza virus subtypes H7N9 and H7N5 have recently been discovered at chicken farms in Australia, and subtype H5N1 has been detected in dairy cows in the US. This is a further warning that this virus is a threat to all of the world's countries. To prevent the spread of major diseases of poultry and strengthen disease prevention knowledge and biosafety measures among Taichung's poultry raisers, the Animal Protection and Health Inspection Office held the "Taichung City 20...
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- Thanking borough chiefs for their assistance in promoting animal protection and disease prevention
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September & October 2024 roving dog and cat rabies vaccination and pet microchipping activity.
Taichung City Animal Protection and Health Inspection Office
In order to strengthen rabies and awareness and ensure that rabies is not transmitted from wildlife to dogs and cats, the Animal Protection and Health Inspection Office will hold free roving dog and cat rabies vaccination and pet microchipping sessions during September & October 2024.
All registered residents of Taichung may bring their ID card and dog or cat to an activity location to receive vaccination and chip implantation have their pets microchipped. Because many dogs and cats will be...
Kicking off the 2024 Taichung City Free Spay and Neuter Program for Household Dogs and Cats in Isolated Areas!
Taichung City Animal Protection and Health Inspection Office
Taichung City's 2024 spay and neuter program for dogs and cats in isolated areas has now formally gotten underway. The Health Inspection Office is continuing world work with private animal protection groups to promote the spay and neuter of dogs and cats in the city's more isolated areas, and has chiefly aimed this program at mixed-breed animals. Pet owners who wish to participate should prevent their animals from eating or drinking any water for at least 8 hours before the procedure. Upon arriv...