The initiative aims to strengthen the entity's resources, highlight the work of volunteers, and raise public awareness about responsible pet ownership, sterilization, and adoption.

Island President Sergio Rodríguez and Animal Welfare Counselor Alberto Paz visited the facilities to learn about Biampa's work and reaffirm institutional support.

Villa Michis serves as a reference point for feline care in La Palma, functioning not only as a temporary shelter but also as a recovery and socialization center. The goal is for the cats to improve their physical condition and adapt for safe adoption.

The Council's collaboration will help cover essential expenses such as veterinary costs, food, facility improvements, and sterilization programs.

The island institution emphasizes the altruistic work of Biampa's volunteers in rescuing, caring for, and raising social awareness about abandonment and animal welfare, recognizing their significant role in cooperation with public administrations.

Both the Council and Biampa are calling on families in La Palma to consider responsible adoption as an alternative to purchasing pets, reminding them that it involves a long-term commitment to the animal's care and well-being.