CLAUDIO RÍGOLI en TAL COMO SON con REFUGIO APRANI

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Aires, sponsors this program, Banco Provincia. [Music] She's a veterinarian and heads the APRANI association, which aims to generate and promote animal welfare and also raise awareness among children about how to respect and love pets. They also talk about responsible pet ownership, all for animal welfare. My guest today, Just As They Are, is Alicia Barreto. Thank you, Alicia,

for coming. No, thank you. Well, here we have these puppies. These puppies are stray puppies that were rescued very recently. They're puppies, and we have them. Before adoption, we obviously had to fix them up a bit because they arrive sick, in many cases with parasitic diseases like mange, for example, many internal parasites,

and injured. We deworm them, treat them, vaccinate them, keep them for as long as necessary, and try to find them a suitable home. Tell me, Alicia, what is Aprani? Aprani is an association that means animal protector, and it was created in 2006. It was the product of an internal need of mine, a