Contact information
Official Tel and Fax:
(+34) 971 297 914 - 699 425 594
Tel the Refuge:
(+34) 971 261 149 - 699 835 995
Local number:
(+34) 971 220 415
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Security Update
As part of our ongoing campaign to make the Centro Canino as safe as possible for all the dogs under our care and protection, in the last few weeks we have had installed a new series of CCTV cameras that watch and record EVERYTHING that goes on around and inside the kennels and cattery.
We already have a good number of cameras that record the daytime and nocturnal activities at the Centro Canino (see this article) these new cameras and recorders supplement the safety of all our animals.
Last year we had two attacks on the centre. The police never found the intruder, despite several of our supporters offering financial rewards.
Nowadays, we have a full time member of staff present at the Centro Canino 24 hours a day. We have more than a dozen cameras recording all activity, we have regular visits from a security patrol at night, and we have loud burglar alarms too.
The new cameras and DVD recorders have been paid for out of a separate ‘Security fund’ paid for by a Centro Canino supporter who specifically donates extra funds for security measures.
Ideally we’d like to spend all donations on looking after the animals, but we must accept that there is a man out there, or a group of men, local or not, we don’t know, we hope not; who hates dogs enough to try to kill them.
It’s one of our jobs to protect the animals that are defenceless against the wickedness of someone who enjoys inflicting suffering on dogs who’ve surely suffered enough.
The new security cameras are already operational. Thank you.