In Fortaleza, Brazil, the Pet Ceará Móvel will provide free veterinary services in the João XXIII neighborhood from February 11 to February 15, coinciding with the second day of the carnival celebrations. This initiative by the state government aims to promote animal health and control the population of cats and dogs through services such as sterilization.

The service will commence daily at 8 AM, hosted at FormaCE, a center dedicated to the training and development of education professionals. It is organized by the Secretary of Animal Protection (SEPA) and emphasizes prevention of diseases and reduction of pet abandonment, aiming to enhance the longevity and well-being of pets.

Open to the public, this initiative underlines the state's commitment to public health and animal welfare. Pet owners can find information about scheduling and registration on the official website, ensuring accessibility to these important veterinary services during the bustling carnival period.