Hearless: Mixed breed dog in Braunschweig exposed to animal shops at night!

Hearless: Mixed breed dog in Braunschweig exposed to animal shops at night!

Braunschweig, Deutschland - A worrying incident occurred in the night of July 17, 2025 in Braunschweig: A small mixed breed male was bound to a lamppost of the animal shop "Everything for Animals" and left behind the mother soul. At around 11 p.m., an employee made this heartless discovery. In addition to the dog, bowls were found with water and food, which indicates that the abandoned four -legged friend was at least not completely forgotten. Despite the concern about this incident, it remains unclear whether there is an increase in abandoned animals during the holiday season, or whether this is only an unfortunate coincidence. Animal rights activist from Tierschutz Braunschweig) Hegen in any case their concerns about an increase in such cases in the past few days.

As a rule, there is no increase in exposed animals during the holiday season, but this year the situation seems to be different. The mixed breed male was examined in a veterinary manner and is now being cared for by animal rights activists. As soon as the dog is ready for the mediation, those responsible will inform the public from animal welfare Braunschweig. Unfortunately, such incidents are not uncommon in the region. The animal shelter in Braunschweig offers a preliminary accommodation until they are placed or returned to their owners.

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Animal welfare in Germany is always hotly debated. The so -called five freedoms of the Farm Animal Welfare Council play a central role in the understanding of animal welfare. These freedoms emphasize that animals should be free of hunger and thirst and need protection against pain, injuries or diseases. They also have the right to live out species -specific behavior, as well as to be protected from fear and stress. In Germany there are specific minimum standards for livestock farming that are repeatedly criticized.

The animal protection organization Tierschutz Braunschweig, which has been active since 1882, has the clear order to promote respect for the life of animals. It not only takes over the preliminary accommodation of animals, but is also available for animals and citizens 365 days a year around the clock. This commitment is urgently necessary to prevent such incidents as that of the exposed mixed breed male in the future and to further raise awareness of animal welfare.

The worrying incident with the dog has once again illustrated how important it is to strengthen animal welfare in our society and to understand animal welfare as a common responsibility.