Urgent call: These animal souls are looking for a home!

Urgent call: These animal souls are looking for a home!

Erlangen, Deutschland - im Tierheim Erlangen Life, including many dogs, which urgently hope for a new home. The nurse of the facility started a special call to draw attention to six dogs that have been lingering in the shelter for far too long and earn a new life. Among these dogs is the German Shepherd Mix dog Lucy, who has suffered a "tragic fate" and now needs a quieter environment.

All animals presented have their own stories and need different pet owners who are aware of their needs. The zookeepers emphasize that these dogs are not simple mediation cases, but that they need time to heal, trust and learn.

The dogs in focus

Amelie, an approximately 9-year-old herd protection dog mixing, has been living in the shelter for 3.5 years. She has a strong protective instinct and should therefore not be conveyed to a family with young children. A calm and experienced home would be ideal.

Bambi, a Malinois lady, has been in the shelter for 1.5 years and reacts strongly to outside stimuli. It also needs calm and experienced people to develop optimally. The mixed breed male Beau brings a special story. Born in Romania, he lived there on the street and came to Germany, but where he was released after just a week. If there is a new environment, he is friendly opposite his carers and enjoys the walks together.

Falko is a male that already had at least five different owners and is about 5 years old. It is extremely agile and requires clear boundaries and experienced owners. ICE, an American Staffordshire Terrier of around 10 years, is deaf and cannot be conveyed in Bavaria due to its breed. He is looking for a home with experienced owners without children or other animals. After all, Thorin, a terrier mix that requires a quiet home, preferably in a rural environment. He should also be adopted by experienced owners who can offer him clear structures.

call to support

The animal shelter has also reported on another incident in the past few days, in which a exposed dog was found in a box. The dog could finally be picked up by its owner. This shows once again how important it is to take animal protection seriously and to recognize the needs of the animals.