Tyrolean animal corner
Furry noses and little birds in search of love!
As every week, the "Tyrolean Animal Corner" presents some wonderful little animals. This time it's furry friends who are looking for a new oasis of well-being where they can be stroked and given lots of love. We hope that they all find a good place. Our readers are always a great help to us in making sure that all the animals are happy!
Who can I hop home with?
This cute little rabbit was simply abandoned heartlessly in a cardboard box in the woods together with other rabbits. Unfortunately, nothing is known about his age, but he has since been neutered. "Taco" can also go to a home where he already has other rabbits of his own species, as he is not so attached to his buddy. The rabbit is sensitive and has respect for other rabbits. The bunny is looking for a nest where he can hop independently from his night shelter to the outside and vice versa. Anyone who has fallen in love with the little one can contact us on 0664/8495351.
Lonely Jack Russell Terrier is looking for someone to love!
The little dog "Freddy" is about five years old and is exactly how you would imagine a terrier to be: cheeky, wild and just great to cuddle. The male gets on very well with other dogs. He has also lived with cats, although he tries to chase some cats away by barking. He loves being outside and is a very active boy. His new humans should support him in life with calm and composure and give him stability and consistency. You can arrange an "introductory date" by calling 0512/581451.
Curious bunny looking for a feel-good oasis!
Little bunny "Theo" is a very alert bunny who always keeps a close eye on his surroundings. The dwarf rabbit is also very trusting and likes to come over. However, he only allows himself to be stroked briefly and with a lot of patience. Who can give this cute dwarf a species-appropriate home with playmates? Telephone number: 0512/581451.
Cockatiels are looking for a forever home!
The two birds "Sam" and "Dean" are looking for a new home, either in an aviary or in a cage with all-day free flight. They need a little time to settle in at first, but then they are quite trusting and occasionally eat millet from your hand. Who would like to offer them a quiet place? Telephone number: 0512/581451.
Pretty "Heidi" is looking for a new partner!
The approximately five-year-old female rabbit has unfortunately been widowed and is now looking for a home with her own kind. She likes to call the shots in her pack, so her new roommates shouldn't be too sensitive. She is very curious about people, but doesn't like to be touched. This little rabbit is used to being kept outside all year round and would like to keep it that way. For further information, please contact the animal shelter in Wörgl on 0664/8495351.
Agapornid couple want to flutter into a new home!
The two pretty little birds "Rio" and "Tweety" are only available together, in an aviary or cage with all-day free flight. They are still quite shy with people. Unfortunately, we don't know how old they are as they came to the shelter as found animals. Telephone number: 0512/581451.
Lonely Akita bitch hopes for a faithful companion!
The approximately two-year-old girl dog "Zana" is very outgoing, friendly and lively. At first she was quite cautious and hesitant around strangers. Her insecurities disappeared over time. This sweet four-legged friend is very strong and likes to be in charge when playing. She prefers to avoid stress and wants people who are looking for a more independent companion. Although she is affectionate towards people, the Akita is a type of dog with whom you need to meet on an honest level and whose breed characteristics you should have familiarized yourself with. Who can give her a place? Telephone number: 0512/581451.
"Ronja" wants a loving home!
The two-year-old European shorthair cat was found on the street with her little ones. She is very wary of people as she was severely traumatized by the loss of one of her babies. Now the black outdoor cat is hoping to move into a cuddly home with owners who understand her anxiety. For more information about this beauty, please call 0512/581451.
The Tyrolean Animal Welfare Association and its animal shelters in Innsbruck, Reutte, Wörgl and Schwaz are important contact points for anyone who would like to give a sweet little animal a cuddly home. Contact details and more information about the beauties can be found on the website: www.tierschutzverein-tirol.at
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