Scandal for pigeons: Headmaster demands immediate solution in Innsbruck!

Scandal for pigeons: Headmaster demands immediate solution in Innsbruck!

Kajetan-Sweth-Straße, Innsbruck, Österreich - A long -term argument about the pigeon plague in Innsbruck could finally come to an end. At the music middle school and the middle school in the Olympic village, the situation has deteriorated extremely due to numerous symptoms. Tauben droppings not only made the escape routes unusable, but also represented a health risk for pupils and teachers, as the list of list Fritz chief Andrea Haselwanter-Schneider reported. After a local inspection and intensive discussions in the local council, the city government now implemented measures to clean and secure the area.

The city has announced that in addition to the cleaning work during the semester break, installing a pigeon network to prevent further pollution. The new location for the existing pigeon strike, which has been offering space for 200 animals since 2016 and is looked after by Anton Zung, is currently also being discussed. Vice mayor Christoph Kaufmann and the responsible official veterinarian Martina Reitmayr confirm the importance of animal welfare in accordance with animal welfare with the pigeon population. However, the search for a replacement location in the O-village, where the pigeons can be better looked after, is complicated, since suitable areas are missing, such as new perspectives for schools The roof terrace of the middle school is also renovated

at the same time, which opens up the opportunity to shift lessons to the outside. For almost 2.2 million euros, not only secure areas are created there, but also pursued new usage concepts. Health concerns regarding pigeon stroke have led to the existing location should be laid to protect the students. Animal protection active Tyrol, on the other hand, fights in a petition for the preservation of the pigeon, since the pigeons might be slipped into a new uncontrolled increase after a closure.

The discussion about the pigeon strike thus raises fundamental questions about the correct procedure in animal welfare and the responsibility of the city. It remains to be seen whether a mutually acceptable solution is found that takes into account both the animal and the school community, while the pressure on the city government grows due to the continuing problems.