Gentle mom Pipilotta is looking for a stress-free home in Delmenhorst!

Gentle mom Pipilotta is looking for a stress-free home in Delmenhorst!

There is currently a special call for adoption in Delmenhorst. The calm cat mom Pipilotta is looking for a loving home with her four-headed offspring. Again Weser courier According to reports, Pipilotta is a gentle cat who values ​​a stress-free environment. The two-year-old cat mother has raised her kittens impeccably and is always friendly towards visitors, but she appreciates calm approaches and reacts cautiously to hectic movements.

Pipilotta already knows the freedom and would be happy to be able to enjoy it in her new home. Ideally, she could move out with one of her kittens, but this isn't necessary. The cat is not only vaccinated, chipped and neutered, but also tested negative for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukemia Virus (FelV). Anyone interested can visit the velvet-pawed family at the animal sanctuary on Fridays and Saturdays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. or find out more by prior arrangement.

Looking for a home

However, the search for a new home for Pipilotta is not just an isolated case. The animal welfare association PFOTENHILFE, which is specifically interested in cats that often come from difficult backgrounds, also places cats for adoption. Loud pfotenhilfe.org Interested parties are welcome to bring everyone living in the household with them to the introductory meeting in order to create the best conditions for a successful placement.

For kittens, these are only given out in pairs, unless there is already a companion of the same age in the new home. While in the past there were concerns about keeping outdoor cats - especially near busy roads - all animals are currently well cared for and their health is taken care of. An important part of the adoption is an award contract, which also regulates follow-up inspections and the return of the animals in the event of a breach of contract.

Behind the scenes of animal protection

But what is the reality in animal shelters? Facilities like that of Cat Aid Berlin declare that they do not receive any government subsidies and rely on donations. Many cats have been abandoned or come into need during the corona pandemic, and this is creating major challenges for animal welfare associations. The donations they receive go directly towards the medical care and care of the cats.

The commitment to animals like Pipilotta is also a community task. It is important that future cat owners take a closer look at the topic of adoption and become well informed. Local support is crucial so that animal protection can continue to work effectively.

So if you are looking for a new velvet paw or are simply curious, you have the opportunity to get to know Pipilotta and her family at the animal shelter in Delmenhorst. The telephone number of the animal protection association is 0 42 21 / 6 89 01 50 for inquiries and appointments.