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Lasha Avaliani : “Animals should not be left directly at kindergarten gates, although they may still be returned to nearby areas”

Mr. Lasha Avaliani, Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture, spoke about the rules for returning dogs to their original locations, noting that while the provision does not prescrib...
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David Songulashvili: “No single allegation, threat, or act of defamation directed at those who conscientiously and professionally perform their duties will go unanswered”

“The program for managing the overpopulation of domestic animals has been successfully underway for a year and represents one of the most humane models, based on international best practices,&rd...
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Lasha Avaliani: “We aim to ensure that interested parties can actively take part in the dog adoption process ''

“ Through the relevant platform, interested persons will receive advance information about the locations where dogs will be taken by the teams, including details of the schedule,” noted Mr...
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Lasha Avaliani: “Allegations that animals are being burned alive are unacceptable, and anyone making such claims must provide evidence. The relevant authorities should also investigate why this information was spread as if it were a fact”

“Allegations that animals are being burned alive are unacceptable, and anyone making such claims must provide evidence to support them,” stated Mr. Lasha Avaliani, Deputy Minister of Envir...
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The Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture commented on the procedures for managing stray dogs

The Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture provided clarification regarding the procedures for managing stray dogs, noting that this process has been functioning effectively for s...
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Lasha Avaliani: “ Rehabilitated Dogs Will Be Returned to Zugdidi”

“Last year, a law on companion animals was adopted, regulating key issues, including removing animals and returning them to specific locations. The law also restricts animal presence in areas su...
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As of April 1, 2026, the sale of certain plastic products intended for food contact is prohibited in Georgia

Under the decision of the Government of Georgia, the sale of plastic forks, knives, spoons, chopsticks, plates, straws, beverage stirrers, as well as food containers, their lids, cups, and lids made o...