Ginger is looking for a new, loving home without other animals!

Ginger is looking for a new, loving home without other animals!

In South German Böblingen, there are currently fighting for cats that have been saved from a dramatic Animal Hoarding case. Over 100 cats lived under catastrophic conditions in an apartment before they were confiscated by veterinarians from the district office. Among these animals is ginger, a three -year -old European short hair who is now looking for a loving home and wants to feel comfortable as a single cat. [Stuttgarter Nachrichten] (https://www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de/inhalt.tiere-aus-den-boehenen-ginger-ginger-ihre-fuer-ganz-ssich-ssich-aich-s-sich-haben. Lived with other cats in a crowded apartment, is very affectionate and cuddly. Your charming appearance is supplemented by a predominantly white fur with red accents.

ginger is drawn to be completely alone and should not live with other animals. This feedback is particularly important for potential adopts that should bring a lot of time and patience. To be alone would not be ideal for ginger, and it needs people who can take care of them intensively. If you are interested in Ginger, you can send an email to katzen@boeblinger-tienschutz.de and download a self-disclosure on the website of the animal protection home.

ally's gentle soul

Another cat that comes from the same cruel case is Ally, which was born around 2022. This delicate European short hair is also looking for a new home. Unlike Ginger, she shows a cautious way and likes to watch from a distance. Ally gets along well with other cats and could also be conveyed together with another cat, especially with Maila. She needs patient people who give her time to grasp trust. This calm would be particularly important because she prefers a quiet home without children. Interested parties to Ally can also contact e-mail to katzn@boeblinger-tienschutz.de to obtain self-disclosure. Böblinger Tierschutz has provided more information about Ally.

The shadows of the past

The animal welfare scandal, which is behind this case, brings many shocking details to light. Over 100 cats lived in a dilapidated stable in the Kulmbach area, under unworthy conditions, without adequate daylight or adequate care. The result of these deplorable keeping conditions is a massive increase in health problems, including for years of uncontrolled inbreeding and malnutrition. According to reporting of [wamiz] (https://wamiz.de/neuigen/185937/tierschutz-skandal-ueber-100-katzen-aus-animal-Hoarding-research project), many cats are traumatized, panicked and show clear signs of scarification. You need time to learn to trust people again.

Currently legal procedures run against the former owners who refuse to insight into the atrocities and argue against the castration of the animals. The animal rights activists and authorities are calling for a permanent ban on animal husbandry for these owners to prevent further grievances.

The stories of Ginger, Ally and their fellow species show the dramatic consequences of neglect and abuse in animals and make it clear how important it is to support animal welfare. Every animal earns a second chance of a happy life in a loving home.