Tyrolean animal corner
Who will give us a chance or take us home!
This week's "Tyrolean Animal Corner" once again presents lots of animals that are looking for a home or are sorely missed. Found animals who are desperate to get back into their cuddly nest are also featured again. We hope that we can help everyone again this week and that the cute furry friends and their owners will be happy again.
Cute tomcat finally wants to go to a human being!
European shorthair "Elarius" is around five years old and a very special case. His hip joint socket on his hind leg never developed properly and he has lived with this deformity since birth. Despite this, he loves to play with balls and mice, as this deformity does not cause him any problems. He knows other cats, but he prefers to be alone and enjoys his peace and quiet. However, he is very sad because no one has yet given him a chance of a new life. He is still very shy, so it would be an advantage if his new owners have experience with semi-feral scaredy cats. Who would like to meet this handsome boy? Telephone number: 0664/4556789.
Little bitch is looking for the perfect place!
The pretty mouse "Merci" is about one year old and weighs about seven kilograms. She is neutered, microchipped, wormed, vaccinated and has tested negative for four Mediterranean diseases. Due to her young age, she is still very playful. She is also a very bright and friendly companion. Who can give her a caring forever home? Appointments to get to know her can be arranged by calling: 0699/14521255.
Dream team "Minni" & "Mouse"!
The two beautiful kittens are looking for a safe home where they can blossom. The females are about nine years old and neutered. Minni (white tabby) loves to be cuddled and is still very playful, Mouse (black) is just as happy to be stroked. They are still quite shy and cautious towards new people at first, but quickly gain confidence as soon as they can assess the situation. They have also been introduced to children, who are no problem for the kittens. Further information about the velvet paws can be obtained by calling 0664/8495351.
Rabbits want to hop into a home!
The two Rex rabbits "Zimt" (brown/white female) and "Zucker" (beige/grey mottled) are about three years old. Zucker is male and neutered. Both are very curious and trusting. They are looking for a home together in an outdoor enclosure where they can hop outside from the night shelter on their own. The Rex rabbits are more susceptible to colds due to the changed or missing top coat. They therefore need a covered, weather-protected enclosure. The cute long ears are waiting for their new favorite human at the animal shelter in Wörgl. Telephone number: 0664/8495351.
Cat brothers forever!
The two male long-haired cats "Odin" and "Loki" are about ten months young and very cuddly. Despite their young age, they are very calm kittens, but can also really step on the gas and then jump around the room like whirlwinds. Loki is the more talkative of the two and is always affectionately called "Dove" because he sits in front of the door and coos. But he can also really meow. Odin also likes to chat, but usually only when he is being stroked. Who can offer this cute little fellow a nice, loving place? Telephone number: 0664/4349668.
Gentleman "Whity", a fun-loving doodle!
The white charmer is about one year old, neutered, microchipped and vaccinated. Whity is a very good-natured family dog and likes almost everything and everyone, but with cats it's all about sympathy. This fluffy four-legged friend wants nothing more than to finally find a home where he will be loved. Who would like to take him in and offer him a great dog's life? Telephone number: 0676/5102088.
Where is "Flauschi"?
People in Ellbögen have been desperately looking for this three-year-old tomcat since February 17. He is an outdoor cat, neutered, very cautious and very shy of strangers. Who has seen the cheeky runaway? Information is requested at the telephone number: 0699/10809010.
Who has seen "Tiger"?
The cute tomcat escaped from his home in Mötz, Wasserstatt, on February 15 and has been sorely missed ever since. The one-year-old boy is neutered, not chipped and very trusting. Who can provide information on his current whereabouts? If you see him, please call 0664/4333557.
A little bird came fluttering in!
This cockatiel was found in Innsbruck on February 23 and brought to the Mentlberg animal shelter. Now he is waiting very well for his owners, as he would love to fly home again. Who knows this little guy or can provide information about his owners? Telephone number: 0512/581451.
Giant rabbit has been found!
On February 16, this rabbit with very long legs was found in Kundl in Liesfeld, near the Möslbichl inn. It was secured and brought to the animal shelter in Wörgl. The black-brown giant is now eagerly awaiting the people of his heart. Who is missing the long ear? Contact us on the telephone number: 0664/8495351.
The Tierschutzverein Tirol is there for all people who have picked up a foundling, would like to give a sweet little animal a new chance or are looking for their favorite. At the web address www.tierschutzverein-tirol.at you can view all the animals and make appointments to meet them. You can also find out more about sponsorship and thus help some animals.
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