AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPet Health & Biosecurity: The Department of Agriculture says new rules for importing dogs and cats into the Cayman Islands take effect 1 October, aiming to make the process clearer and faster while keeping strong animal health safeguards. Owners are urged to check the revised conditions based on the animal’s situation and the rabies-risk status of the country of origin; updates include changes to prohibited dog breeds and removal of the rabies titre (FAVN) requirement for pets arriving from no-rabies-risk territories. Public Health Watch: The Public Health Department reports pertussis (whooping cough) is still circulating, advising residents to watch for symptoms, check vaccination status, and seek medical advice for a persistent or worsening cough. Healthcare Policy: The Ministry of Health says this is the final week for public feedback on four proposed health bills shaping the islands’ future health framework. Mental Health Capacity: HSA CEO Lizzette Yearwood told the Public Accounts Committee that a new hospital is needed “in the near future,” but mental health care is the priority, including work toward a purpose-built facility for all ages. Community & Care: The Council of Older Persons announced the full programme for its 3rd Annual Ageing Forum on 26 September, focused on practical ways to support ageing well.
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