Characteristics of animal protection non-governmental organizations in the state of Paraná / Brazil: qualitative-quantitative analysis

Q4 Veterinary

Medicina Veterinaria-Recife Pub Date : 2021-10-29 DOI:10.26605/medvet-v15n3-2326

Dariane Cristina Catapan, T. D. Borges, M. Müller, C. T. Pimpão

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Abstract

This study describes characteristics of a sample of 80 dog and cat NGOs. When it comes to the results, we used Content Analysis, t-test and z-test to find the confidence interval for the average time of the NGOs’ existence, and Fisher's exact test to compare the ratio for NGOs with/without shelter. The NGOs are located in 49 of the 399 municipalities of Paraná (12.28%). Curitiba presented the largest number of NGOs (n=16), representing 20% of the total organizations. The average time of existence of NGOs in Paraná is 8.75 ± 7.14 years. The oldest NGO was created in 1972, and the most recent one in 2016, that is, 46 and 2 years old, respectively. Organizations’ main source of income is through donations, in 58.56% (n=65) of the cases; only 7.21% (n=7) of them reported having received government support. Also, 48.75% (n=39) are regulated NGOs, and 56.25% (n=45) of them do not have shelter for reception and housing of dogs and cats. This study concluded that the actions of NGOs supported by civil society, community and government are fundamental to mitigate the overpopulation of dogs.

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巴拉那州/巴西动物保护非政府组织的特征:定性-定量分析

本研究描述了80个狗和猫非政府组织样本的特征。在结果上，我们使用了Content Analysis, t检验和z检验来寻找ngo平均存在时间的置信区间，Fisher精确检验来比较有/没有庇护所的ngo的比例。这些非政府组织分布在巴拉南399个市中的49个(12.28%)。库里蒂巴的非政府组织数量最多(n=16)，占组织总数的20%。巴拉巴拉地区非政府组织的平均存在时间为8.75±7.14年。成立时间最长的NGO成立于1972年，成立时间最近的NGO成立于2016年，成立时间分别为46年和2年。58.56% (n=65)的机构以捐赠为主要收入来源;只有7.21% (n=7)的人报告得到了政府的支持。48.75% (n=39)是受监管的非政府组织，其中56.25% (n=45)没有收容猫狗的场所。这项研究的结论是，在民间社会、社区和政府的支持下，非政府组织的行动是缓解犬类过剩的根本。

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