The evidence of Gent de Dénia suggests that the public competition for the collection of animals would not have been necessary

Gent de Dénia has joined Concern about the award of the animal collection service through a statement provided to the media. In it, the Dianense corporation claims to have collected municipal information about the tender and to have contacted APAD to express its support.

Gent de Dénia applauds the service provided by the Association for 25 years, "With great responsibility, because apart from the good management they carry out, they always seek zero sacrifice".

The corporation, in order to demand the PSPV government responsibility for the result, has relied on Law 4/1994 of July 8 of the CV ON THE PROTECTION OF COMPANY ANIMALS, whose article 18 says: "In the provision of this service, the municipalities, without prejudice to their responsibility in compliance with applicable regulations, may arrange the execution with external entities, giving priority to associations for the protection and defense of legally constituted animals that request it".

Therefore, Gent de Dénia understands that no public tender would have been necessary, since the service could be "arranged" because it is an Association, in addition to APAD having priority over a private company. In any case, according to the party, the possibility of being considered deserted by not contemplating this legal precept could fit.

This has led Gent de Dénia to require municipal officials to study the procedure thoroughly "in order to guarantee a quality service and to be able to maintain the priority of the Animal Protection Association of Dénia".