Marbella grants 100,000 euros to the Triple A association for the care of abandoned animals

The Marbella City Council has strengthened its support for Triple A by renewing the annual agreement, which includes a grant of 100,000 euros, to continue contributing to the care provided to abandoned animals. The mayor, Ángeles Muñoz, accompanied by the Health Councilor, Alejandro González, during the signing ceremony of the document with the president of the group, Bettina Pietsch, highlighted the work carried out by this association, which "has been offering a quality and professional service for many years, ensuring that pets receive the best care while waiting to find an adoptive family."

She also recalled that the Municipality "provided this group with a public-owned plot of 5,000 square meters, with modern facilities of 2,000 square meters, because they have grown significantly."

Triple A currently cares for about 300 cats and 200 dogs, providing them with food and veterinary care

In this regard, the mayor explained that the association currently cares for approximately 300 cats and 200 dogs, and pointed out that "we must not forget that they require maintenance and veterinary treatment, and therefore, a financial effort." Thus, she emphasized that with this agreement, the City Council "consolidates its commitment to responsible management of animal welfare, also complying with quality standards and legal requirements in the field."

In addition to the municipal subsidy, the mayor stressed the complementary work carried out by Triple A, which organizes events to raise funds and also collaborates with international associations in countries such as Germany, Finland, or Sweden to promote responsible adoption.

For her part, the president of the group thanked the support of the local administration and the citizens of Marbella. "Our work is constant: we receive animals in very difficult conditions, we take care of them and prepare them to be adopted, even outside of Spain," she said.