Missing pets in Tyrol: How to help you search!

Missing pets in Tyrol: How to help you search!

In Tyrol, the affection for pets not only becomes clear by numerous roommates in the domestic gardens and apartments, but also due to the currently high number of missing animals. According to Krone , many owners are desperate in search of their pets and take the support of the community to find missing animals.

The Tirol animal protection association offers a platform to draw attention to these missing animals. The contact for information is made via the email tierecke.tirol@kronenzeitung.at.

Current missing persons

The call for help affects many animals. The hangover Walter has been missing in Thaur since the end of March and is neutered and chipped. The hangover Tiger has also been missing in Fulpmes since May 19; He is one year old, also neutered and chipped.

List of currently missing animals:

• hangover Walter - missing since the end of March, Thaur, deposit number: 0664/9442943
• Kater Tiger - missing since May 19, Fulpmes, deposit number: 0664/5943169
• nymphensittich Papagena - missed since April 6th, Telfs, deposit number: 0512/581451
• cat gigi - missing since March 30, Schwaz, deposit number: 0650/2768219
• Kater Ikarus - missing since April 5, Birgitz, deposit number: 0676/5339844
• three -color long -haired cat - place: Zams, deposit number: 0512/581451
• hangover Emily - missing since March 28, Völs, deposit number: 0699/18223376
• Kater Blacky - missing since March 28, Wörgl, deposit number: 0664/1427107
• hangover Jochä - missing since February 27, Kelchsau, deposit number: 0681/20112272
• injured hangover - place: Völs, in animal shelter Mentlberg, deposit number: 0512/581451

affected animals in animal shelters

The animal shelters in the region, such as the Mentlberg animal shelter, not only take on missing animals, but also take care of pets found. A budgie was recently found in Innsbruck and a tortoise in Innsbruck and brought to the shelter. The contact is also made via the already mentioned email address.

Overall, the Situation around the missing animals in Tyrol not only reflects the great affection of people to their pets, but also the importance of animal welfare and animal welfare. According to Statista the topic of animal welfare is currently being discussed controversially. In particular, the five freedoms of the Farm Animal Welfare Council show how important it is to recognize species -specific needs of the animals.

In Germany, animal welfare is particularly present due to the high number of pets -around 34 million -and the associated responsibility for animal husbandry and well -being. Awareness of animal welfare has increased and more and more people are ready to pay for animal -friendly products.

The search for missing pets is therefore a central aspect of animal welfare in Tyrol. The efforts of animal lovers and animal welfare organizations help to strengthen the bond between humans and animals and to improve the quality of life of our four -legged friends.