Moroccan New Law Concludes Chaos, Imposes Up to 60,000 Riyals Fine
The House of Councillors approved Bill No. 19.25 concerning the protection of stray animals and the prevention of their dangers, with the aim of regulating interactions with dogs and feral animals and safeguarding citizens. The law stipulates that the breeding and providing of care for stray animals must be carried out in licensed centers that have medical follow-up and veterinary care. Violators may face fines of up to 3,000 dirhams. Additionally, the law imposes penalties for deliberate abuse or mistreatment of animals, including imprisonment from two months to six months and fines reaching 20,000 dirhams. It also holds pet owners responsible for reporting and documenting issues to prevent the phenomenon of stray animals. The law aims to organize the issue, improve animal protection, and ensure citizen safety.
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