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- Dog Welfare Report: Motion (18 May 2023)
Claire Kerrane: ...report is heeded. There are many reports from committees and everywhere else and many recommendations, and the work does not end when the report is finished and published. I failed to mention dog wardens and it is important to give them a mention. They work really hard in all our local authorities across the State. Some local authorities are under-resourced and dog wardens are under...
- Dog Welfare Report: Motion (18 May 2023)
Jennifer Whitmore: ...an issue they care very deeply about and an area in which they know there are real needs. They also question why politics has not caught up with their passions and interests in seeing animal and dog welfare take priority and for it to be regulated. People see that it is a relatively easy thing to do, that it is within Government's remit and that it could do quite quickly. It is great to...
- Dog Welfare Report: Motion (18 May 2023)
Mary Butler: ...I think that answers the first question set out by the committee. The Minister is on a trade mission in China, so I am here instead and I am delighted to be. I start by acknowledging the value dogs bring to the homes and families of Ireland. They are more than pets. They are fantastic loyal companions and valuable friends to many people. The report on issues impacting dog welfare...
- Dog Welfare Report: Motion (18 May 2023)
- Dog Welfare Report: Motion (18 May 2023)
Claire Kerrane: I move: That Dáil Éireann shall take note of the Report of the Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine entitled "Issues impacting Dog Welfare in Ireland", copies of which were laid before Dáil Éireann on 13th October, 2022. I am happy to move this motion on the report completed by the Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine. In 2021, the joint...
- Dog Welfare Report: Motion (18 May 2023)
Claire Kerrane: ...Chairman of the joint committee, Deputy Cahill, left me with this job. He will not be impressed. Over the six days, the committee was grateful to hear from a range of stakeholders, including Dogs Trust Ireland, the Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Veterinary Council of Ireland and officials from the Departments of Agriculture, Food and the Marine officials...