Políticas Públicas de Controle de Natalidade de Cães e Gatos Abandonados em Fortaleza

Abstract

This article sought to understand what public policies are and what the context of public policies on birth control for stray dogs and cats in the city of Fortaleza is like, with the aim of understanding and stimulating progress in the debate on single health, based on an analysis of current public policies on birth control for stray dogs and cats, bearing in mind the issue of birth control for stray dogs and cats as a fundamental right to single health and to human and non-human dignity, ensured through the formulation of public policies. To support this study, a bibliographic survey and document analysis were carried out, with the aim of investigating and explaining the data collected in the light of theoretical, practical and documentary surveys pertinent to the study of the subject. It was concluded that public policies and legislation still need to advance, and that debate is essential in the search for efficient public policies to control the birth rate of abandoned dogs and cats from the perspective of well-being and health alone, in order to guarantee the quality of human and non-human life.