If you have set out looking for the best place for animals’ rest, discover our base – the rest station "Humanno Otnoshenie" in Svilengrad. Fully equipped according to the European requirements, the station has places for rest for:

Company “Humanno Otnoshenie kam Zhivotnite” was created in 2013.

To meet the high consumer requirements, the “Humane Treatment of Animals” is enshrined as a basic principle in implementing the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy.

With the Protocol on Animal Protection and Welfare of 1999 to the Treaty of Amsterdam, for the first time in European law, animals are recognized as “conscious, sensitive beings” and this changes their status from “objects” to beings capable of feeling both pain and suffering and positive emotions.

In addition, the Protocol establishes the obligations of the member states.

The main rule to be observed in keeping and using animals is “the prevention of unnecessary suffering” and the principle of:

THE FIVE FREEDOMS

• Freedom from hunger and thirst – by ready access to fresh water and a diet to maintain full health and vigour.
• Freedom from discomfort – by providing an appropriate environment including shelter and a comfortable resting area.
• Freedom from pain, injury or Disease – by prevention or rapid diagnosis and treatment.
• Freedom to express (most) normal behaviour – by providing sufficient space, proper facilities and company of the animal's own kind.
• Freedom from fear and distress - by ensuring conditions and treatment which avoid mental suffering.

The base provides each animal depending on its age, kind and breed with:

• A place for living and conditions conforming to its needs,
• The necessary space and freedom of movement
• A sufficient quantity of food and water
• Free access to the places for feeding and watering,
• A suitable microclimate
• Regular preventive veterinary care and immediate treatment of diseases or injuries;

Fully meeting the requirements of Annex I to Regulation 1255/97 on the community criteria for staging posts.