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"Emaciated, matted, in very poor condition": Three mini Maltese exposed in Bad Tölz - one run over

2020-11-29T04:02:33.659Z


They are small, white and fluffy: Nevertheless, their owner apparently no longer wanted them: In Bad Tölz, three mini-Maltese were apparently abandoned.


They are small, white and fluffy: Nevertheless, their owner apparently no longer wanted them: In Bad Tölz, three mini-Maltese were apparently abandoned.

  • Three small dogs were

    abandoned

    in

    Bad Tölz

    .

  • One of the

    mini-Maltese

    was run over, the other two are being

    nursed back

    to the

    shelter

    .

  • For four weeks one of the mini-Maltese had to struggle alone in the

    forest

    .

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Bad Tölz

- Two of the

dogs

are now living in the

Tölz animal shelter

, the third was

found dead on the roadside

.

On October 9, the police brought one of the small dogs to Peter Fichtner's shelter for the first time.

The officials had found the four-legged friend in the area of ​​the B 472 on the northeastern outskirts.

Mini-Maltese exposed in Bad Tölz: animals found “emaciated and in poor condition”

"The dog was

emaciated

, matted and in very poor condition," reports Fichtner.

In addition, the

mini-Maltese was

"a bit snappy".

Fichtner doesn't blame the dog for snapping his finger first.

"You don't know what he's been through."

Exactly one month later the next report came in at the animal shelter: Another

mini-Maltese had been discovered dead

on the roadside of the B 472 at the level of the Sappl exit on Mühlberg.

The finders also sent the shelter a photo of the dog that was presumably run over.

But Fichtner did not find the carcass on site.

Mini-Maltese have to fight their way through the forest for four weeks - and build a nest between tree roots

Last week a

passer-

by saw a

mini Maltese

walking around

on the way between Ellbach and the Kirchseemoor

.

“But he couldn't be captured,” reports Fichtner.

The walker came back the next day and found the mini-Maltese a little further on in a hollow between tree roots, where it had built a

nest

.

She took him to the shelter.

It seems like the little dog has

survived in

the wild

on its own for

at least

a month

.

"Dogs come from nature, they don't starve to death that quickly, they eat worms, for example," says Fichtner.

He's just amazed that the fox didn't grab any of the mini Maltese.

Bad Tölz: Animal shelter is nurturing mini Maltese again

And in winter, the

chances

of pets

surviving

in

nature

would have decreased rapidly.

Fichtner brought the found animals to the

vet

and nursed them up.

It is clear to him that

the dogs know each other

, because they now share a basket amicably.

The vet estimated her age to be around two years.

A dog weighs around 1800 grams.

Fichtner assumes that the

previous owner

abandoned

the three dogs

.

He himself has seen a man in the area of ​​the train station with three little white dogs in the past.

Other witnesses also report such observations in the Lettenholz area.

Former dog owner probably abandoned animals - police are looking for clues

Anyone who has a

clue as

to where the three mini Maltese come from should

contact

the

police

.

According to Fichtner, the animal shelter generally keeps every found animal for at least four weeks and only gives it away when it is completely healthy.

If that is the case, Fichtner hopes

to find

a nice

new home

for the

mini Maltese

.

Scared and neglected: The animal welfare association and veterinary office found the gelding “Jacky” locked in a single box.

Now the 14-year-old horse is finally doing better in Vaterstetten.

And Johannes Fisch and his father Josef in Fürstenfeldbruck received animal visits in the home office.

A pack of wild boars was walking through the family garden.

(By Andreas Steppan)

Source: merkur

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