Management plan implemented for free-roaming Karpasia donkeys in Cyprus.

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Authorities in the Karpasia peninsula have initiated a management plan to contain free-roaming donkeys.
The program involves collecting donkeys located outside designated fenced areas.
The donkeys will be microchipped and placed into a secured environment as part of the new strategy.
Reports indicate that the management plan aims to control the donkey population through sterilization measures.

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Authorities in the occupied areas of Karpasia have initiated a management programme to address the issue of free-roaming donkeys. As of July 3, 2026, efforts have begun to collect these animals found outside designated fenced zones. This initiative aims to relocate the donkeys to a controlled environment, where they will be microchipped and subjected to a sterilization programme.

The decision to implement this plan has been reported by both Turkish Cypriot media and other local outlets. The management strategy seeks to balance the welfare of the donkey population with the need to control their roaming habits, and to ensure their well-being in a more structured habitat. Early steps in the programme involve the gathering of donkeys that stray beyond the established boundaries.

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