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As part of the Prou Correbous coalition, we promoted a new opinion survey that concludes that four out of five Catalans consider that the correbous represent animal abuse.
We launched the No Somos Peligrosos (We’re Not Dangerous) campaign to amend an unfair and ineffective law on potentially dangerous dogs, in which we collected almost 70,000 signatures to present to the Ministries of the Interior and Agriculture.
The Fish Trap campaign wontwo communication awards and we screened it in 100 cinemas throughout Spain and displayed it on metro stations and bus shelters in the main cities in the country.
In collaboration with other entities, we launched the Coalition of Positive List, with the aim of ending illegal trafficking of wild species in Spain, and we set up the Prou Correbous (End Bull-running) website, an initiative to end cruel bull-running in Catalonia.
We set up the Millors Amics project to facilitate the accommodation of people in a homeless condition with their animals in shelters and social housing or inclusion of Barcelona and Catalonia.
We collaborate in the conversion of the hostels of the Generalitat de Catalunya in spaces friendly to animals.
Thanks to our complaints, two animal stores in Barcelona are closed.
We publish, together with Logosedizioni, the book Amigos by the illustrator Roger Olmos.
In 2016
We managed to get the Barcelona City Hall and the Catalan Regional Government to close down the shop Puppies, thanks to complaints lodged by FAADA, forcing the seizure of 83 animals.
We started the campaign Adéu Delfinari to ask for the closure of the Barcelona dolphinarium. This achieved the stance from the Barcelona government not to build a new dolphinarium and to find the best relocation for the 6 dolphins.
We rescued and relocated Mimo and Arán, the brown bears from the town of Artíes (Vall d’Aran), who had been living in a cage for 20 and 5 years respectively.
Together with Fundación Trifolium y Altarriba we organised the 1st World Forum of Animals (FOMA), with the slogan “Peace for animals too”. It was held at the CosmoCaixa of Barcelona with personalities who promoted Barcelona as a city committed to animals.