Mici, the brave cat: A new home for a lost life!

Mici, the brave cat: A new home for a lost life!

There is exciting news at the Peine animal shelter! Here they are convinced that every animal deserves a second chance, and this is clearly visible in the example of a very special cat, Mici. Mici, who is only one year old, has faced the challenge of life with a spinal injury. Although surgical help is not possible for her situation, she is full of joy and will to live. “An animal like this shouldn’t be euthanized,” emphasizes the animal shelter and is actively committed to rehoming them.

Mici is not only a fighter, but also a real cuddly monster. Despite her limitations, she moves nimbly on her front paws and even manages to climb a scratching post on her own. In order to offer her a loving new home, we are looking for people who are willing to accept her in her uniqueness. Those interested can contact the foster home directly, which can be reached at 0175 / 998-0737.

Mici and her need for a safe home

Of course, it is important for Mici that she can live in a safe environment. A scratching post with several steps and a secured balcony or garden would be ideal for her to explore her surroundings. The roommates in the new home should be either cat or dog friendly, as Mici gets along well with other animals.

However, the situation in animal shelters is not always rosy. The pressure of overpopulation is particularly acute during cat season: many animals remain unwanted, and those responsible notice that many cats are not neutered. The Peine animal shelter is therefore not only committed to mediation, but also offers support for cat owners.
If kittens are born unexpectedly, they can be taken to a foster home that will take good care of the little animals at no cost. It is important that the issue of animal protection is taken seriously, because the weakest animals are often sorted out.

Animal protection and animal welfare in focus

The topic of animal welfare is a controversial one in Germany, a term that more and more people are finding important. Many people want to ensure that their pets are cared for in a species-appropriate manner. In a survey, around 50 percent of respondents said they were willing to pay more money for meat products if this helped improve animal welfare.

Global animal protection organizations, such as PETA, and national associations advocate for animal rights and have brought animal protection to society's attention. Loud Statista Around 8.3 percent of private donations in Germany go to animal welfare and the popularity of organic products shows that consumers are increasingly interested in animal welfare.

At the Peine animal shelter, the philosophy is clear: Every animal deserves a chance to recover and a loving home. Mici stands as a symbol for all the animals who, despite their challenges, seek appreciation and love. Anyone who is interested can contact the foster home at any time or visit the Website of the Peine animal shelter inform.