Hahn Hermann: Successful rescue after months of street life!

Hahn Hermann: Successful rescue after months of street life!

The rooster called Hermann, who lived for weeks at a rest area on Autobahn 28 in East Frisia, was now saved by animal rights activists and brought to a mercy. The unique case had taken care of numerous citizens who repeatedly called the police to draw attention to the fate of the animal. As Radioenneperuhr.de was finally captured by the voluntary animal rescue North Münsterland, which was a distance of 300 kilometers for this mission led.

Despite the repeated calls of the concerned citizens, the rooster was difficult to capture. He often stayed in bushes and evaded human approaches, which made his finding difficult. The police and animal rights activists were pleased with the successful catch, which was confirmed by the Leer/Emden police inspection. Police chief commissioner Erno Engberts said that Hermann had found himself remarkably well in road traffic and that there were no incidents with him.

retirement at the Gnadenhof

The name Hermann was awarded by the police and is now known for his new life situation in the Gnadenhof in Sögel. In this safe environment, the rooster can spend its retirement in peace. The organization "Save the Huhn e.V." And the animal rescue Münster actively advertised Hermanns and supported the measures for his rescue, reports ndr.de .

The story of Hermann not only put on animal rights activists and the police, but also showed how important the community's attention is for animal welfare. With numerous animal welfare organizations that work across Germany for the well -being of animals, such as PETA, four paws and the German Animal Welfare Association, awareness of the protection of animals all over society. The rescue of Hermann is an outstanding example of how committed people can work together to help an animal in need. These organizations represent important concerns in the animal welfare movement and offer a wide range of support options, be it through donations, petitions or volunteering.

While Hermann is now safe, the question remains whether his original owner will report to get him back. On Sunday, the police actively searched for the owner and hopes for information from the population. Regardless of the outcome of this search, it should be noted that the successful rescue of this special rooster is a ray of hope in animal welfare work.