Dog Simba exposed in the forest: Owner goes to Thailand!

Dog Simba exposed in the forest: Owner goes to Thailand!

A shocking incident from the Olpe district causes excitement among animal lovers. The dog Simba, an approximately six -year -old mixed breed, was exposed to his former owner in the forest when he emigrated to Thailand. Local residents found the hundreds of four -legged friends in nature on a tree where it was connected. The incident throws a bright light on the responsibility of pet owners and their often negligent use of their well -being.

As it comes from the reports of the Olpe animal welfare association, the dog has been freed from the regulatory authority and brought to the association. Nadine Berndt, an employee of the animal welfare association, said that contrary to all the information, it can be assumed that the owner does not intend to return. There are reports that Simba has not been treated well in Thailand in recent years, which makes the search for a new, loving home all the more urgent.

Simba needs a new family

The animal rights activists have recognized that Simba has a heart of gold, but is still untrained in many ways. Despite his untried manner so far, he can cope well with other dogs, which gives hope for a harmonious living together with a new owner. They are specifically looking for a new home where the children in the household are older and more stable to integrate the lively dog as possible.

The reactions to Facebook posts on Simba are overwhelming. Many animal lovers express their horror about the cruel manner of the former owner and cannot understand why he did not look after his dog better. Comments like "How can you be so cruel?" And "There is no excuse to simply expose an animal" illustrate the uniform lack of understanding for such acts.

The case of Simba is not the only one in the region. Another incident that recently made the round is that of bitch Milli, which was suspended in a box after nobody wanted to take care of them. Such tragic stories throw a light on the failure of some people in responsibility for animals. A fire brigade also saved a dog from an overheated car in Plettenberg, which shows that the supervision and well -being of the animals are often pushed into the background.

The incident around Simba illustrates how important it is to be aware of what responsibility is associated with the decision to take a pet. The animal welfare organizations are working hard to rehabilitate such animals and find a worthy home. A positive aspect is that many people are willing to help and to enable Simba a nice life, which is evidenced by the large number of positive reactions to the calls to help from the animal welfare association.

To learn more about Simba and its history, and to help, you can find out more directly from the Olpe animal protection association. Here a loving family is sought for the four -legged friend who gives him the chance of a happy life and gives him the love and attention that he urgently needs.