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Peine animal shelter fights for cat Mici: hope despite serious injury!
The Peine animal shelter is committed to the injured cat Mici, who is looking for a loving home. Help Mike!
Peine animal shelter fights for cat Mici: hope despite serious injury!
A very special case is currently being treated at the Peine animal shelter: the one-year-old cat Mici has made it into the hearts of the employees and animal rights activists. Despite a serious injury to her spine and limited mobility, she makes everyone smile with her will to live and her joy of life. Many cat lovers know the sentence: “Such an animal should be put down.” But the animal shelter's dedicated employees firmly believe in second chances for every animal and reject the idea of euthanasia for Mici. Mici shows that there can be joy even in a difficult fate. She is looking for a loving home where she will be accepted as she is. Whether Mici actually finds a place in a new home now depends on animal lovers who have a good hand and are prepared to offer her a suitable environment.
Mici is not only cuddly, but also gets along great with other cats and dogs. Her liveliness is demonstrated by the fact that she rolls around nimbly on her front legs and can even climb a scratching post on her own. However, she needs some special precautions to feel comfortable: a scratching post with several steps and a secured balcony or garden are essential for her well-being. Anyone interested in Mici can contact her foster home directly on the number 0175 / 998-0737 reports.
The situation of cats in the animal shelter
The problems that affect Mici are not an isolated case: many cats are affected at the Peine animal shelter. The animals are currently in heat again and unfortunately there are many cats that are not neutered. This leads to numerous unplanned litters and young cats are quickly overwhelmed when it comes to caring for them. The animal protection organization at the animal shelter therefore offers help for cat owners to ensure that the little ones are in good hands. An important note for cat owners: You are allowed to call the number 0160 3426598 Register and give your little kittens to a foster home without incurring any costs, although donations are always welcome.
Millions of unwanted cats are born every year, especially between April and September. Many cannot find a home and have to painfully reach their limits. They are euthanized, run over or abused. Some even fall victim to laboratory animals. According to tierschutz-ohne-borne.de, surviving cats can have up to 200 offspring in their lifetime. To alleviate this misery, castration is essential. A common misunderstanding is that many cat owners do not know the difference between castration and sterilization. The first step towards responsible animal ownership should be the timely castration of your own cat.
Both communities and veterinarians are called upon to work together to castrate wild cats in order to prevent uncontrolled breeding. This is the only way to combat cat misery sustainably. Even if it is difficult, one should never forget that the care of one's own animals is the responsibility of their owners: This includes species-appropriate feeding and health care.