Ombudsman for Animal Rights of Piedmont

The regional Ombudsman for Animal Rights of Piedmont is, as of October 2026, Paolo Guiso.¹

On 6 October 2026, he presents to the Regional Council the report on 2025: 25 reports received, down from 39 in 2022, mostly linked to situations of social and economic hardship among owners. The report also notes a growing presence of wild species in urban and peri-urban environments — including gulls, coypus, grey squirrels, crows, foxes, wild boars and, increasingly, wolves near built-up areas. [3]¹²

Chronology

• 6 October 2026 — The regional Ombudsman for Animal Rights of Piedmont, Paolo Guiso, presents to the Regional Council the report on 2025: 25 reports received, down from 39 in 2022, mostly linked to situations of social and economic hardship among owners. → ANSA Piemonte Il Torinese

Related articles: 2025 report of Piedmont's Guarantor for animal rights, Paolo Guiso

Pages that link here

• Paolo Guiso
• 2025 Report of the Ombudsman for Animal Rights of Piedmont

Sources

1. ANSA Piemonte
2. Il Torinese
3. Il Torinese — 7 October 2026