Zana, the anxious Akita bitch: from fear rabbits to family favorite!

Zana, the anxious Akita bitch: from fear rabbits to family favorite!

Tirol, Österreich - An impressive transformation took place at the Akita bitch "Zana". As the Tiroler Krone , the bitch now lives happily in her new home and has developed into a loved one. Not long before, "Zana" was shaped by fear and avoided being social together with strangers. Thanks to the loving care of her new family, she has learned to grasp trust and is now open and accessible. This remarkable development illustrates how much understanding and patience can help animals overcome their fears. Her new owners have grown so much that they can no longer imagine a life without the charming bitch.

The power of the donations

A decisive contribution to such success donations that not only help animals but also people. Psychologists, like Paul Slovic, explore what moves people to donate. According to Raisenow , the motives for donations are often based on an emotional and rational network. Pity, joy in giving and feeling that something good is doing something are among the strongest drive springs when sharing resources. Experience shows that donors react emotionally to individual fates - photos and stories of an individual often create more sympathy than mere statistics about an emergency. Nevertheless, many potential donors stand in the way of helping to help. Skepticism about the use of their gifts and the feeling of overwhelming due to the extent of the global hardship are common barriers that need to be overcome.

The interaction between "Zana" and its new owners impressively shows what positive changes are possible through help. Such experiences continue to motivate people to donate to other animals and people in need. The willingness to donate is a crucial factor to make the world a better place.