The Plenary Hall of the Lozoyuela Town Hall hosts the photographic exhibition '¿Feral? Cats in the rural world' from August 22 to 28, featuring portraits of felines rescued by the Las Mininas association.
The Plenary Hall of the Lozoyuela Town Hall, located at Plaza de la Constitución number 1, has been hosting the multimedia photographic exhibition “¿Feral? Cats in the rural world” since August 22. The exhibition brings together portraits of stray cats rescued by the Las Mininas Association from Villavieja de Lozoya and aims to invite reflection on the reality of these animals and the responsible management of feline colonies.
The inauguration will take place on August 22 at 11:00 hours, and the exhibition will be open for visits until August 28 from 11:30 to 13:30 hours. Admission is free and open to all.
The proposal focuses on care, respect, and coexistence with animals, highlighting how collaboration and ethical management of feline colonies contribute to building a more welcoming and respectful community. The residents of Lozoyuela-Navas-Sieteiglesias will thus have a unique opportunity to closely understand this reality and discover the work of the association.
The exhibition arrives at a time when the municipality is reinforcing its commitment to animal welfare and presents itself as a meeting space for those wishing to learn about the importance of adopting and caring for stray cats.
This event is an occasion for visitors to come to the Plaza de la Constitución and enjoy a display that combines photography with a message of community responsibility. The Las Mininas association, responsible for the rescues, will be present during the inauguration to answer questions and share their experiences.
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