Delphine Blaya is the 16th deputy mayor of Dijon, responsible, in particular, for animal protection.
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“Animals are full members of the family”, explains Delphine Blaya, deputy mayor of Dijon responsible, in particular, for animal protection. Saying goodbye to your four-legged companion is always a painful step, especially when resources are lacking. Although it is now possible to do an individual cremation (and then keep the urn), it is often the collective option that is chosen for financial reasons. And if burying your animal is also authorized, you must have a large garden to do so (the law requires a distance of more than 35 meters from a home and/or a water point). Difficult thing in Dijon. There remains animal cemeteries, few in number in France; an alternative which would, according to the elected official, be less costly. One is planned in Dijon.
2024-03-05 00:18:22
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