The Moscow Veterinary Committee demands a ban on Butovo goats

Published Aug 2, 2024

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The Moscow Veterinary Committee has sought a court order to ban a Butovo district resident from keeping goats within Moscow's city limits, citing concerns over environmental pollution and potential health risks. The request was made after goats were spotted grazing near apartment buildings and a metro station, with no owner control, leading to environmental pollution with manure. The decision was influenced by complaints from local residents about the threat of infectious diseases, and a hearing on the case has not yet been scheduled.

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The Moscow Veterinary Committee asks the Zyuzinsky Court of Moscow to prohibit a resident of the Butovo district from keeping goats within the city limits. The press service of the Moscow City Court reported this to TASS. “As stated in the lawsuit, the State Budgetary Institution Mosvetobedineniye discovered goats grazing near apartment buildings on Izyumskaya Street and near the Skobelevskaya metro station in the absence of control from the owner, which led to environmental pollution with livestock waste (manure),” the statement said. press service. The claim was submitted to the Zyuzinsky Court of Moscow; a hearing on it has not yet been scheduled. The lawsuit refers to the receipt of complaints from residents of ...

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