Biel/Bienne Extends Animal Welfare Support Through 2029 With Key Partnerships
The city of Biel/Bienne has shown its commitment to animal welfare by renewing service agreements with two key organizations until 2029. The Biel/Bienne-Seeland-Jura Bernois Animal Welfare Association and the Swan Colony Foundation will continue to receive annual contributions from the city council. The Biel/Bienne-Seeland-Jura Bernois Animal Welfare Association, supported by an annual contribution of 81,000 Swiss francs, provides temporary shelter for animals in distress across the Biel region. Meanwhile, the Swan Colony Foundation, which receives 90,000 Swiss francs annually, cares for ornamental and waterfowl, and serves as an emergency center for injured and young wild birds. Both organizations have proven their success in implementing animal protection projects and collaborating positively with the city. The city council's decision to extend their agreements until 2029 reflects their satisfaction with the work done and the positive impact on animal welfare in the region. The city of Biel/Bienne's commitment to animal welfare is evident in its continued support of the Biel/Bienne-Seeland-Jura Bernois Animal Welfare Association and the Swan Colony Foundation. With extended service agreements and substantial annual contributions, the city ensures the continuation of vital animal protection and care services in the region.
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