Scandal around dog Simba: Exposed in the forest while the master flies to Thailand!

Scandal around dog Simba: Exposed in the forest while the master flies to Thailand!

In the Sauerland, an incident caused horror: The dog Simba was suspended by its owner in the forest after it was apparently released to Thailand. The four -legged friend was tied to a tree and left, which put him in a helpless situation. Animal rights activists have now started the search for a new home for Simba after being saved and taken to a local animal protection association.

residents discovered the exposed dog in Olpe and immediately informed the regulatory office. According to Nadine Berndt, who works at the Olpe animal protection association, the assumption that Simba has not been treated well in his recent years. The information about the owner, who started his trip without return, caused great lack of understanding in the community. "It can be assumed that he will not come back either," explained Berndt. The circumstances of Simba's accommodation and care are worrying.

The search for a new home

Simba, a mixed breed about six years old, describes the animal rights activists as friendly, but unsafe and untried. Despite his uncertainty, he gets along well with other dogs, which gives hope for a quick new home. The animal welfare organization is now looking for a family that has experience with dog training and where ideally no young children live, since Simba is still quite impetuous.

The community reacted horrified to the Facebook posts and pictures of Simba. Many users were stunned by the behavior of their former owner and expressed their displeasure in the comments. Statements like "disgusting, at least he would have tried to find a new home for him" illustrate the great sympathy of people for the suffering dog.

Unfortunately, Simba's fate is not unique. Another example of the lack of responsibility for animal owners is bitch Milli, which was found in a box. Even in other cases, such as the fire brigade rescuer of a dog from an overheated car in Plettenberg, it has become clear that some owners do not provide enough for the well -being of their animals.

The sad story of Simba has again drawn public attention to the subject of animal owners. Many animal lovers require more information and help to prevent similar incidents and give animals a voice in need. More about the efforts to find a new home for Simba, as well as similar cases you can in a comprehensive report read on www.come-on.de