Gassigehen with cats: tips from trainer Anika Moritz in the animal shelter

Gassigehen with cats: tips from trainer Anika Moritz in the animal shelter

In the Brucker animal shelter, an impressive open house recently took place, which attracted numerous animal lovers. Visitors had the opportunity to look behind the scenes of the shelter and to get to know the diverse offers for pets. Among those present were also prominent faces such as Vice Mayor Roman Brunnthaler and Mayor Gerhard Weil, who were interested in the important work of the shelter.

The highlights of the day included informative tours of the cat house as well as exciting demonstrations with dogs that illustrated the enormous efforts of the animal shelter team. In addition, there was a particularly revealing lecture by the experienced cat trainer Anika Moritz, who focused on the topic "Gassigehen with cats". She explained that it can make sense for apartment cats to take walks, provided that it is carefully taken care that the well -being of the animals is in the foreground.

interesting facts about the walk with cats

Moritz explained that such excursions only make sense if the cats really show interest in exploring the world outside their four walls. "Gassigehen with a cat means that you go where the cat is in the mood to go," she revealed in a vivid manner. In order to be able to implement this successfully, however, the appropriate preparation and special equipment that brought them closer to the audience are required

As part of the event, the animal shelter director Sabine Taginer announced that they wanted to implement the same in the shelter next year. "We are already training with our cats," said Takerner. This could be a great way to strengthen the bond between humans and animals and at the same time enable the cats a new perspective.

The visitors also had the opportunity to stroll through the different areas of the shelter and get an idea of the animals living there. The donation revenue from the cake buffet and other activities go completely to the animals, which additionally enriched the day. Such events not only promote attention for the animal shelter, but also make a significant contribution to financing its offers.

The comprehensive information transfer and the opportunity to experience the animals up close made the open day an unforgettable experience for everyone present. For many, it was a welcome opportunity to learn more about the responsible animal husbandry and the commitment of animal shelter employees. The Bruck animal shelter has once again proven how important it is to strengthen awareness of animal welfare and actively integrate the population.

For more information and further insights into the activities of the animal shelter, see the report on www.noen.at .