Big gesture: Nine-year-old Ida Marta donates birthday income to the animal shelter

Big gesture: Nine-year-old Ida Marta donates birthday income to the animal shelter

Buseck - An inspiring gesture of a nine -year -old girl mobilized the local community in Gießen. Ida-Marta Borde, which comes from Großen-Buseck, decided on the occasion of her birthday instead of maintaining gifts, donating the money collected to the Gießen animal shelter. This decision not only touched the hearts of her family, but also created a broader awareness of animal welfare.

an extraordinary model for children

ida-Marta Borde has shown with her action that children can also have a positive impact on their surroundings. Her parents, Florian and Meike Borde, fully supported their decision. This selfless act stimulates thinking and offers other children a shining example of how they can work for a good cause, regardless of their age.

a visit to the animal shelter

On the day of the donation handover, Ida accompanied her parents and her best friend Helena Gießen. There the trio was warmly welcomed by the animal shelter manager Hannah Wern. Wern praised the nine -year -old donor and emphasized how remarkable it was that so young people already develop an understanding of animal welfare and the needs of animals.

The importance of donations for animal welfare

The tour of the shelter was not only informative, but also moving. Ida and Helena received insights into the work of the shelter and the history of the animals. Hannah Wern explained how the donated money is used to give animals a better quality of life. Such donations are of great importance because they contribute to the care, care and treatment of the animals.

a call to support

ida-Marta Borde has focused on animal welfare with its generous gesture. As Wern noted, such actions are an important memory of the fact that generosity and empathy know no age limits. She encouraged others to also become active and support the shelter or similar organizations.

at a time when animal welfare often takes a back seat, Ida's example offers a glimmer of hope and inspires not only children, but also adults, to work for the weaker beings in our society.

- Nag