Love Pinscher dog Abby is looking for a home in the countryside!

Love Pinscher dog Abby is looking for a home in the countryside!

In the Gelsenkirchen animal shelter, a Pinscher dog named Abby is waiting for a new home. Abby and their three puppies were accommodated there after the animals were given because the puppies had their eyes closed at birth. Abby gave birth to the puppies in November 2024, and these have now been successfully conveyed. Now the two -year -old bitch hopes for her own family. The shelter describes them as dear, tolerable and active.

Abby is currently being presented in the WDR program "Animals are looking for a home", which will hopefully bring your new home closer. For your well -being, a rural environment with garden is ideal in which she can lead an active life. There have already been numerous positive feedback on Facebook on Facebook, and many users ask the shelter to thoroughly review the new owners and also to provide castration.

versatile animal mediation

The mediation of dogs is not only limited to Abby. There are a variety of other dogs looking for a home. Among them is a seven-month-old hunting dog Pinscher-Mix, which is waiting for nursing places in Starnberg, Bavaria. He was saved from Serbia with his siblings and is friendly. Another example is a one-year Labrador-Pinscher-Mix from Portugal, which is also waiting for a home. Dogs for various backgrounds, as exposed or injured, are looking for a new home with the help of foster homes.

• Pinscher-Mix -male, 7 months, Starnberg (Bavaria)
• Labrador-Pinscher-Mix -male, 1 year, Portugal
• Pinschmischmling - female, 4 months, Romania
• Pinscher-Mix -male, 8 months, Hungary
• Zwergpinscher-Mix -male, 9 years, Wettringen (North Rhine-Westphalia)
• Zwergpinscher-Mix -male, 3 years, Spain

The demand for animals is high, but could be strengthened by more intensive information about castration and responsible animal husbandry. On platforms such as tiervermittlung.de , there are numerous dogs that come from bad conditions and need a loving home.

The situation is not new, but still alarming. Again and again animals are suspended or treated poorly. This illustrates the need to raise a voice for our animals and to train those responsible for adoption procedures.

Abby and numerous other dogs are waiting for a warm person to choose them. It is time to become active in the animal emergency and not only act with the heart, but also with mind. This applies particularly to the review of potential pet owners so that the painful fate of the animals can be reduced in the future.

For those who are interested in adoption, it is important to find out well beforehand and to support suitable animals such as Abby. Your history and many other animals are a loud appeal for more responsibility and love within society.