Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo — Reinforcing its commitment to the care and protection of pets in Isla Mujeres, the Municipal Government, led by Mayor Atenea Gómez Ricalde, has successfully completed the artistic mural at the Animal Welfare Center.
A Collaborative Effort for Animal Welfare
Over approximately three weeks, artist Bárbara Siebenlist worked alongside children and adults from Isla Mujeres to bring the mural to life. The project, set to be inaugurated in July, was designed to beautify the space while promoting a message of respect, love, and care for animals.
The mural depicts everyday scenes that highlight the bond between people and their pets. It includes representations of adoption, veterinary consultations, vaccination campaigns, and canine grooming sessions. Many local residents participated by allowing their faces or their pets to be featured in the artwork, making the mural a true reflection of the island community.
Community Involvement from the Start
Prior to the project’s commencement, the City Council issued an open call for artists, students, and creative individuals to submit proposals for a mural centered on animal welfare. This initiative is part of broader municipal efforts to foster a culture of animal care, engaging diverse sectors in a meaningful and community-driven project.
The mural’s completion marks another step in the local government’s ongoing commitment to animal welfare and community collaboration.
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