Tyrol
Many animals are hoping for a forever family!
Countless adorable four-legged friends are still waiting for their forever homes at Tyrolean animal shelters. Whether they’re dogs, cats, rabbits, or mice, they all hope to find a cozy spot with caring families. As it does every week, the “Tiroler Krone” is featuring some of these sweet furry friends.
Looking for a home of his own!
This one-year-old cuddly tomcat is hoping for a home where he’s the only cat, with a secure balcony. He’d be thrilled to find loving people who want to spend lots of time with him. Of course, plenty of cuddles are a must. For more information, call: 0650/2279565.
July 17, 2026
Finned friend looking for new waters!
This black bearded catfish is very sociable, peaceful, and quite active. He can only be placed in a group of at least five fish, as keeping him alone can make him shy. Who can give him a species-appropriate home? Phone number: 0512/581451.
July 17, 2026
Looking for a loving home!
The little dog “Picúr” is hoping for a wonderful home for the rest of her life. She is three years old, spayed, vaccinated, and dewormed. This sweet four-legged friend is very friendly, affectionate, and cuddly, and she gets along well with both people and other dogs. She doesn’t get along so well with cats. Who would like to meet her? For more information, call: 0676/9259651.
July 17, 2026
Magnificent barbs are looking for a permanent home in an aquarium!
These hardy and very active schooling fish are kept in groups of at least 8. They need an aquarium with a capacity of at least 150 liters. Dense plants along the edges, plenty of open swimming space, and a sandy substrate are ideal for these fish. Anyone who can offer these omnivores a beautiful and species-appropriate home is welcome to contact the Mentlberg Animal Shelter at 0512/581451.
June 23, 2026
“Miyu” is looking for a forever home!
This Czech Wolfdog, who’s just one year old, hasn’t had much chance to learn about life yet and is now looking for loving people to show him the world. He’s open-minded and not very skeptical. His new owners should definitely have experience with this breed. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Mentlberg Animal Shelter. Phone number: 0512/581451.
June 23, 2026
Finally finding a home...
is what “Potato” wants. This male American Staffordshire Terrier is especially friendly, well-mannered, and very people-oriented. He’s also house-trained. Other dogs and children ages 13 and up are no problem for Potato either. This sensitive sniffer is looking for people who can provide him with the structure and security he needs. Please feel free to contact the Mentlberg Animal Shelter: 0512/581451.
June 23, 2026
“Bubo” wants to give his heart away...
to a nice family. This calm and friendly dog loves people, children, and other dogs. He’s a pleasant companion looking for a loving home where he can settle in peacefully and enjoy life. He’s about 12 years old and neutered. Phone number: 0660/1680817
June 23, 2026
“Kevin” is still alone at the shelter!
This handsome Cane Corso-Rottweiler mix is two and a half years old and unneutered. He’s very friendly toward his caregivers. Kevin is generally a lively and fun-loving guy. He walks well on a leash, though he still sometimes has trouble regulating his own behavior. This four-legged friend needs people who can provide him with clear guidance. He can’t be left alone yet—he still needs to learn that. To schedule an initial meet-and-greet, simply call: 0512/581451.
June 23, 2026
Finding her place in the world...
is what the Caucasian Shepherd dog “Mila” wants. She has a very close and sensitive bond with her caregivers. Cuddling and goofing around are her favorite activities. She still finds it a bit difficult to approach others on a leash without reacting. She tends to be wary of strange men. “Mila” is a textbook example of a livestock guardian dog. Anyone who has already fallen in love with this charming lady is welcome to contact the Mentlberg Animal Shelter at 0512/581451.
June 10, 2026
“Möhre” needs a loving home!
Unfortunately, due to past experiences, this neutered male dog has developed a compulsive disorder that compels him to eat or destroy inanimate objects, such as pinecones, as well as metal bowls or dog houses. Although he’s already working hard to overcome this problem, it hasn’t quite worked out yet. Möhre needs caregivers who can give him clear instructions and support him. His ideal home would be a rural setting without many distractions, where he can relax.
To schedule a meet-and-greet, please contact the Mentlberg Animal Shelter at 0512/581451.
June 10, 2026
“Batty” needs a new home!
This 4-year-old female Labrador is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped. She gets along well with other dogs; with cats, it depends on whether they get along. She currently lives near Imst. To schedule a visit, please call 0699/1101289.
June 10, 2026
Little rodents are looking for loving homes!
Some guinea pigs haven’t found a home yet. The male guinea pigs are already neutered and will only be adopted in pairs or groups. For detailed descriptions of the individual animals’ personalities and other characteristics, please contact the Mentlberg Animal Shelter. Phone number: 0512/581451.
June 10, 2026
Colored rats are looking for a species-appropriate home!
Several colored rats need a permanent home. They are only available for adoption in groups. The males and females are all of different ages. For more detailed information about the individual rodents, please contact the Mentlberg Animal Shelter. Phone number: 0512/581451.
June 10, 2026
“Elli” wants to go on adventures together!
This German Shepherd mix takes a while to warm up to her new people. But once she does, Elli is very affectionate and attentive. She’s a wonderful companion in everyday life. The 7-year-old doesn’t really do well left alone, and she tends to be wary of young men. She knows basic commands and is already used to riding in cars and being in public places. Ideally, she’d need a home with a yard where she can sunbathe. To get to know her, please call 0512/581451.
June 10, 2026
Shaggy Bear is looking for a caregiver!
“Gandalf”—an Australian Shepherd and Bergamasco Shepherd mix—is very sensitive and needs reassurance from his owners. This neutered male gets along well with other dogs and with children who are teenagers or older. He loves adventure but also enjoys days spent in his doghouse. He exhibits both territorial and social behaviors, which is why he isn’t really suitable as a first-time dog. This male dog is looking for sensitive people who approach life with a clear plan and purpose. Phone number: 0512/581451.
June 10, 2026
A close-knit duo is looking for their new forever family!
“Gandhi” and “Lola” are both neutered, vaccinated, and dewormed. Gandhi is about eight years old, very outgoing, active, and eager to learn. He loves physical contact and cuddling. In general, he’s very people-oriented. Lola, the approximately ten-year-old female dog, is rather cautious and reserved. She relies heavily on Gandhi. Please send inquiries via Messenger to the phone number: 0699/14521255 or by email to: 4BeinerInNot@gmx.at.
June 10, 2026
“Schuschu,” the cat, already has her little suitcase packed!
This 11-year-old cat is hoping to finally find a forever home. She’s a somewhat insecure and sensitive feline who needs plenty of time to build trust with people. She’ll let you know when she’s had enough of close contact. She gets along very well with other cats, so a home with a calm, compatible companion cat would be a great fit. Meet-and-greet appointments can be scheduled by calling 0512/581451.
June 1, 2026
Cockatiels are looking for a new home!
Several of these beautiful birds are looking for a shared home. They will be adopted in pairs at a minimum and are hoping for a new, species-appropriate home. Interested parties can obtain information on species-appropriate bird care from the staff at the Mentlberg Animal Shelter. Phone number: 0512/581451.
June 1, 2026
Who will win this male dog’s heart?
This approximately six-year-old Pitbull is still searching for his perfect match. The four-legged friend has really warmed up by now and is showing more and more of his good-natured personality. “Knödel” impresses with his strong social skills. In a large group, he interacts with other dogs—whether male or female—in a very polite and well-balanced manner. This sensitive dog knows the most important basic commands and would be thrilled to find a family (with children aged 10 and older). However, there should be no cats in his new home, as he exhibits hunting behavior toward them. Who will give him a chance so this sweet guy can prove himself? Phone number: 0512/581451.
June 1, 2026
Anyone who wants to adopt a pet should think it through carefully beforehand, as these sweet creatures want a forever home and don’t want to be returned to the shelter after just a few months. You’re also welcome to learn more in advance about caring for a wide variety of animals at the shelters in Tyrol. On the websitewww.tierschutzverein-tirol.at, youcanview all the adorable animals and schedule meet-and-greet appointments.
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