Association Phoenix

Because the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Animals is not always respected and is even too often flouted, the Phoenix association and its volunteer members have set themselves the primary missions of fighting against animal cruelty (see legislation relating to cruelty to animals) and ensuring the regulation of excessive reproduction of stray cats which, once identified, have held the status of "free cats" since the law of January 6, 1999. Our action aims to prevent the nuisances of uncontrolled proliferation (often caused by irresponsible humans) that condemns these animals to a miserable life, at the mercy of all dangers, because it is pointless and cruel to let them multiply solely to experience suffering. The animals we take in have been abandoned, found, trapped, taken from shelters, or removed from their owners for mistreatment. We mainly care for cats. But we occasionally take in other animals such as dogs, rodents, etc. Our area of operation is mainly located in the sector where departments 94, 77, and 91 meet. We recover, for example, during breeding periods, wild mothers and their litters. This is so that the kittens are not trapped by the shelter at the risk of…