Sanctuary
Aiderbichl rescued 1661 animals in 2024
In total, Gut Aiderbichl is home to almost 9000 rescued animals on the organization's 31 farms throughout Europe. Never before in its almost 25-year history have so many animals been cared for at Gut Aiderbichl. More than 1600 were added in 2024.
The animal welfare organization receives around 30 calls for help every day, which amounts to a total of 12,559 animal fates per year. The reasons for the high number of requests range from animal hoarding, sick or deceased animal owners, farm closures and separations/divorces to sick, disabled animals, slaughter and stray animal projects.
"It's always difficult for us to make a selection here, because we naturally want to help all animals," says Bianca. "However, we have to decide according to the urgency of the situation."
The welfare of the animals takes center stage
"The rescue situations often couldn't be more different. But for us, the focus is always on the welfare of each individual animal, from rescue and initial care to daily and species-appropriate care," says Dieter Ehrengruber, Managing Director and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Gut Aiderbichl.
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