The Municipal System of Theme Parks of Tijuana (Simpatt) signed an agreement with the Invictus Foundation in June, this signature aims to monitor the animal life of the Morelos and Amistad parks.

For this reason, this Thursday, August 5, the Foundation held a press conference for citizens to learn more about the animal protection work they do.

According to what was communicated today, the foundation will also provide advice "on legal, administrative, technical and clinical medical-behavioral issues regarding the rescue, rehabilitation, relocation and even release of wildlife victims caused by human incidence".

Invictus is a collective of versatile professionals, with many experts in different areas, including legal experts. All of them with the mission of organizing to create an animal protection initiative.

According to activist Carmen Villarreal Alberich: "our objective is also to create awareness through our actions and to include society in our projects in order to make the city together, we do this through an alliance with other organizations".

She emphasized that without the government's negotiations, these new laws they are preparing would not be possible, so this is an important day for all animal protection activists.

She highlighted that the objective is to work from civil society and that bad governments have had poor communication with this type of objectives and associations, unlike what has been achieved with the City Council headed by Karla Ruiz Macfarland.

"If it is in us to repair the damage and reinvent ourselves as a human species this is the way to achieve it" assured Villarreal Alberich and concluded by saying that "loving animals, loving any being from wisdom implies giving them the most precious gift... what is rightfully theirs which is freedom and dignity".

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