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Jongno-gu Launches 'Uridongne Pet Witaksso' Pet Care Service for Vulnerable Groups
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- Jongno-gu is running the 'Uridongne Pet Witaksso' project from February to December to help vulnerable groups who have difficulty caring for their pets.
- The project is open to registered Jongno-gu residents, including basic livelihood recipients, near-poor households, single-parent families and single-person households, with a total fostering period of 10 days and no cost.
- Dogs are registered at 'Gangajidaehangno' in Jongno-gu and cats at 'Bomdongsallong' in Seongbuk-gu, with applicants visiting in person and submitting ID and supporting documents.
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