Bruno, the poor dog, is urgently looking for a loving home in Hagen

Bruno, the poor dog, is urgently looking for a loving home in Hagen

Hagen, Deutschland - The dog Bruno went through a lot in its previous life. The four -legged friend, who is housed in an animal shelter in Hagen due to its sad story, had to suffer great hunger in his former area. This meant that he was heavily emaciated and with fear of the animal rights activists. When he arrived at the shelter, Bruno showed a clear fear of everyday noises and closed rooms.

The problems start with his history. Bruno was saved from a non -appropriate attitude and neglect in the course of securing. "Bruno came to our shelter out of very bad attitude and was heavily emaciated," said the animal rights activists. This difficult past has left him not only physical, but also psychological traces. Together with his former companion, the bitch Emily, he was finally allowed to move into the shelter.

character challenges and the search for a new home

The animal shelter employees first brought the two dogs together because Emily Bruno gave a certain security. But the two animals had to suffer hunger in the past, which is now evident in Bruno's behavior. For example, this takes up all kinds of “food” that he finds on the street, including the lid of yoghurt cups. In addition, he developed food cheating when he is with other dogs during the feeding time.

The animal shelter employees decided to convey the two dogs separately, since Brunos Futterneid and the fact that Emily was older and could not prevail against him made a common mediation too risky. For Bruno, they want a place where he can be kept as a single dog to get the full attention of his new owners. Because of his experience from the past, families with young children are not suitable for him.

Bruno's future: Looking for sensitive people

Bruno is looking for people who can understand a lot of understanding for their difficult start in life. However, he is open to new people, regardless of gender, but has a preference for bitches and is less enthusiastic about males. Interested parties should already have dog experience and teach him lovingly and consistently.

The requirement that no cats should live in the household is also important to offer Bruno a harmonious new home. The animal rights activists who take care of his mediation emphasize that understanding and patience for Brunos special needs are essential to enable him to have a happy and fulfilling life.

If you want to continue to help the sweet four -legged friend, you can contact the city of Hagen directly. Contact is possible both by phone at 02331-2072545 and by email to tierheim@stadt-hagen.de. With Bruno's sad story in mind, it is important to offer him the home he deserves.

In addition, 64 animals were saved in the Unna district from another animal welfare, some of which are also looking for a loving home. Here, too, the animal welfare authorities are working intensively on the mediation and clarification of animal welfare.

More information about the situation of Bruno and the other animals are in a comprehensive report on www.soester-anzeiger.de