Exposed dog puppet in Emmersdorf - help you search for the mother!

Exposed dog puppet in Emmersdorf - help you search for the mother!

A shocking incident attracted the attention of the St. Pölten animal welfare association: a puppy was exposed to a parking space in Emmersdorf in a sack in the night from Sunday to Monday. The little dog, about 3.5 weeks old, is still too young to be without his mother. This inappropriate action is not only cruel, but also extremely dangerous for the animal that urgently needs the care of his mother.

The animal protection association has given a public request: If someone has seen a dog mother with puppies or know where the dog originally comes from, you should contact the association immediately. At a time when many people take responsibility for pets, it is shocking to hear that such a helpless being was treated in this way. In particular, the current situation of the puppy, which is still dependent on maternal care, illustrates the urgency of the search.

facts about the incident

Currently there is no advertisement from the district police in Melk for this incident. This raises questions, because the police could possibly help with the investigation. It remains to be seen whether witnesses of the event will contact the authorities in order to provide more information. The animal protection association is concerned about the well -being of the puppy and hopes that someone will soon report. The search for the mother dog remains of high priority for everyone involved.

On social media and among animal welfare friends, the history of the small puppy is already distributed in the hope that it will succeed in saving both the puppies and the dog mother. Such incidents require a sensitized public that is willing to help with the clarification and search for those responsible. It is once more evident how important it is to pay attention to animals and their needs.

The current reporting makes it clear that animal welfare is a joint task and that every hint can help save life. Information can be crucial to bring the little puppy back to his family before it is too late. For more information about the incident and possible messages, See the current reporting on www.noen.at .