A seriously ill baby dog was abandoned in the parking lot of the Nuremberg animal shelter.
An attached note shocked the animal rights activists enormously.
Nuremberg - A puppy was simply abandoned in the blazing sun, in the middle of the parking lot of the Nuremberg animal shelter.
Animal rights activists wrote in a Facebook post that he was only twelve weeks old and very ill.
A note from the previous owner was next to the little puppy.
This only causes more misunderstanding and anger among animal rights activists.
Nuremberg animal shelter: Sick puppy exposed - enclosed note causes incomprehension
The note that is enclosed says that the puppy needs eye drops and that they cannot be given to him and therefore can no longer be looked after.
“As if that were all,” the animal shelter outraged on Facebook.
“Henry is in a desperate state!
Purulent eyes, crusts on the body, purulent penis, etc. And Henry is scared - terrified.
As soon as you want to touch him, he screams and bites. ”Only an employee would have managed to gain some trust in him.
The animal rights activists are pissed off.
"We can't understand why you buy an animal if you can't take responsibility after a short time." You should have a piggy bank for every animal, since a few hundred euros can often come together quickly.
"And if an emergency actually occurs, at least have the courage and bring the animal in and don't put it in a parking lot in the blazing sun," the animal rights activists grumble.
The owner of the puppy can be identified through a vaccination certificate - animal shelter with an important appeal
"Please save yourself comments like: The surrender is so expensive, you are so unfriendly when you surrender an animal", the animal rights activists continue to write.
The delivery to the animal shelter would cost nothing.
If you're rude, that's right.
In the "real emergency", the shelter staff would not have turned anyone away.
The animal rights activists therefore have an important appeal: "Think before you buy an animal!"
The vaccination certificate of the little puppy would also have been there, as the animal shelter writes.
Data of the previous owner had been entered on it.
The animal rights activists have already taken “further steps”.
The animal shelter asks you to refrain from inquiries about "Henry" because his condition is currently still too bad.
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