Esterilização cirúrgica continuada e coparticipativa como uma estratégia para nortear programas de controle populacional de cães e gatos em municípios sergipanos

Abstract

The mandatory supervised internship (ESO) was carried in a clinic for small and large animals, were clinical care, surgical procedures and other routine activities were followed, such as support for the recovery of hospitalized animals and accompaniment in carrying out complementary tests, especially in the radiology and ultrasonography sectors. In the living experience it was possible to follow a Program of population control of dogs and cats, developed through a partnership between the Zoonoses Control Center (CCZ), of the Municipal Heath Secretariat of Aracaju and the University Hospital of Faculdade Pio Décimo. This Program is carried out through a collective effort for castration, where permanent surgical sterilization was used as a population control method. The experience that was followed directed the case report that will be addressed in this academic work, as a strategy to guide programs to control populations of dogs and cats in cities in the sertão of Sergipe.