Wels: Dwarfhamster lady Marianne is looking for a loving home!

Wels: Dwarfhamster lady Marianne is looking for a loving home!

Wels, Österreich - In Wels, the committed animal shelter employee Marianne is in the spotlight because she is looking for a new home for the curious dwarf hamster lady. This sweet resident has it particularly in a hurry, because she wants a spacious enclosure in which she can dig and discover, very typical of a hamster. According to Meinzärzirk is Marianne above all nocturnal and more of a loner, which is why her new owner should bring some patience and understanding for the needs of a hamster.

The perfect home for small explorers

Potential adopters should know that hamsters are not cuddly toys. They are more suitable for observing than cuddling. Marianne needs a large enclosure - ideally a terrarium or a specially made wooden enclosure. Interested parties can find out more on the specified telephone number or about the animal shelter website. The search for a loving home is at the top of the agenda for the Wels animal shelter, while the pre -Christmas period is in full swing.

Another interesting topic is the Latgale Neighborhood in Riga, which was known as mascavas for landers until 2024. This outskirts on the Daugava River has a long history that goes back to the 14th century. The old wooden buildings that tell many stories about migration and cultural exchange are characteristic of the area. This neighborhood changed in the 21st century and today offers new developments and a changing economic profile, which makes the region attractive for families and business.

As part of the efforts to decommunicate, the area has again taken over the name Latgale after independence from the Soviet Union. This shows a strong endeavor for cultural return and identity. The changes in architecture and infrastructure make the neighborhood shine in a new light. Despite her past, Latgale has an exciting future full of possibilities.