Stress by New Year's Eve Böller: Tips for protecting pets!

Stress by New Year's Eve Böller: Tips for protecting pets!

Hallein, Österreich - A fireworks on New Year's Eve not only represents an enormously stressful challenge for people, but especially for our four-legged friends. According to Meinbezirk.at Bang and the unpleasant smoke as extreme stress. Marlies Lochmann, the head of the animal shelter in Hallein, warns that the firecracker at the border of animals. In order to prevent the stress of the animals, she recommends closing the curtains and setting up calming music. If the animals are still anxious, a safe retreat is important to give them a feeling of security.

seniors find life companion in the Hallein

In the Hallein animal shelter, a very special project was launched that brings older animals together with seniors. As Sn.at , around 70 elderly and about 50 older dogs have now found a new home. Marlies Lochmann explains that many older people are unsure whether they can still do justice to an animal or often no longer get a dog or a cat in other organizations. This program offers these people the opportunity to spend their retirement with an animal companion.

An example of this is the elderly Heidi, who gave a cat from the program a home. Your concerns quickly dispersed because the shelter always offers support when questions or problems arise. The accompaniment extends to the takeover of the animals if the care parts are no longer able to take care of their animal. "We take every animal back for a lifetime," says Lochmann. This shows the animal shelter's commitment, both for the animals and for the people who look after them. It is also particularly important to clarify the potential veterinary costs, which can quickly increase in older animals. The animal shelter ensures that no animal is conveyed without prior control to guarantee a permanent and loving solution.