Upper Austria

“Who wants me?”: These animals have no home

Not all pets are lucky enough to grow up in a safe environment. Here we present some animals with whom fate has not been so kind. They can be adopted by animal welfare organizations.

Wilma – eine Katze mit Charakter

Wilma used to live in isolation and was underchallenged. The three-year-old velvet paw doesn't like this and is looking for a quiet home where she can go outside. After a bladder stone operation, Wilma needs diet food. Phone: [phone].

Mar – für Nagerfreunde

Mar should be taken to an already neutered male rabbit. The one-year-old rabbit is used to being kept in an outdoor enclosure. Phone: [phone].

Bodo – ein Hund, der weiß, was er will

Bodo would like to go to people who will take a small dog first and are prepared to invest a lot of training. The eight-year-old rough-haired dachshund defends everything edible, he should go into dog-experienced hands. Phone: [phone].

Luna – die Schmuserin

Luna can't get enough of being stroked. In her new home, the ten-year-old velvet paw would like to live as an individual princess and have all the love and affection for herself. Luna is passionate about exploring, which is why she does not want to go outside. Phone: [phone].

Nala – die Beschützerin

Nala lost her place because she visibly began to act like her breed and guard the property. The nine-year-old Ovcharka bitch quickly ended up at the animal shelter, where she is now hoping for dog lovers who appreciate the fact that she has the heart of a protector. Phone: [phone].

Chekov – der Einsame

Chekov is already neutered and ready to be taken to a partner. Due to his fur, the three-year-old Rex rabbit cannot live outside all year round. Phone: [phone].