Animal protection alarm in Weiz: Stray cats in need - politics required!

Animal protection alarm in Weiz: Stray cats in need - politics required!

Weiz, Österreich - In Styria, animal rights activists have taken alarming measures. In Weiz, 40 straying cats were brought to the ARCHE NOAH animal shelter from the animal rescue of active animal welfare. The animals that are heavily emaciated and suffer from cat cold urgently need medical care. Some cats have lost one or even both eyes. This emergency was discovered by attentive hikers who had observed the animals. 

Katharina Gründl from active animal welfare describes the concerning situation: "People feed the cats instead of solving the problem. The uncontrolled increase leads to hundreds of animals within years." In order to put an end to this misery, Gründl calls for legal regulations on the castration of cats, similar to dogs. According to her assessment, the population continuously increases, which requires urgent measures. Active animal welfare also appeals not to make impulsive pet gifts for Christmas. The animal shelters are already overloaded, occupied by 80 percent of the places, and the demand for animals has increased enormously. 

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active animal welfare makes it unequivocally clear that animal welfare need more attention in society. It is essential to give animals a voice, since they are often not assigned the necessary rights. "Animal welfare is our matter close to the heart!" Explains the organization on its website. The catastrophic living conditions of many animals have to move into our awareness to bring about changes. The need to stand up for respectful and empathetic handling of animals could not be clearer.

In order to find long -term solutions for the painful fate of animals, every commitment is required. Anyone who is ready to give an animal from the shelter a chance of a new life not only act morally, but also support the important efforts in animal welfare, as described on aktivertierschutz.at