Hope for Mici: Peine animal shelter is looking for a loving home for cat

Hope for Mici: Peine animal shelter is looking for a loving home for cat

Today, the stories of the animals are in the foreground in the Peine animal shelter, but also the tireless efforts for a second chance. Employees often hear the stressful sentence: "An animal like that belongs to sleep". But the Peine animal shelter sees it differently. Here you firmly believe that every animal has a valuable will to live. Mici, a one -year -old cat, is a moving example of this.

a fighter with joie de vivre

mici has suffered a painful injury to the spine and can no longer run. An operation is out of the question, but her joie de vivre is unbroken. Despite her restrictions, Mici moves quickly on her front legs and can even climb onto a scratching post. It is this joie de vivre that the shelter caused to make its decision against euthanasia. Mici is now looking for a loving home in people who accept them with all their quirks.

A secure balcony or garden as well as a multi -stage scratching post are essential for mici. Interested parties should contact the foster home on 0175 / 998-0737.

adoption and responsibility

The adoption of a cat from animal welfare is more than just an act of charity - it is a way to give an animal a second chance and at the same time create space for other cats in need. The mediation costs for a cat are typically between 50 and 100 euros, depending on age and character. Before adoption, the new owners receive comprehensive information and tips on keeping, feeding and maintaining the new four -legged family member.

whether apartment cats or freestrowers cats, the prerequisites for adoption differ. Free cats need spout and should live far away from main streets, while apartment cats demand a networked balcony.

transparent mediation process

A transparent and careful mediation process is of great importance for the animal welfare league. After personal advice and getting to know the cat, a preliminary check is carried out in the new home. These exams ensure that the cat comes to a good home. Even after adoption, the animal shelter remains the contact person for questions and feedback on the mediated animals.

There is a special focus on cats that are saved from abroad. Here the entire process is precisely regulated from the application to personal contact to the organization of the entry. The email correspondence acts as the first point of contact to clarify specific questions about the target cat.