Rescued from a "catastrophic state": Nuremberg bitch with a sad past is looking for a new home

Created: 12/17/2021, 3:07 PM

By: Luisa Billmayer

The French bulldog Uschi from the Nuremberg animal shelter is looking for a new home.

© Nuremberg animal shelter

A young bulldog was able to find refuge at the right moment.

The Nuremberg animal shelter is now doing its best to find a new home for Uschi.

Nuremberg - The Nuremberg animal shelter has taken on a very special case.

The rescue facility for animals of course now wishes to be able to convey the bulldog.

Uschi looks into the camera with big dark eyes.

The shelter has published photos of the bitch on Facebook.

Nuremberg animal shelter is looking for a new home for bitches with a sad past

“This is Uschi”, the animal shelter introduces its protégé.

The French bulldog was three years old and "completely emaciated in a catastrophic condition rescued by the veterinary office".

Your puppies have already found a new home.

The Nuremberg animal shelter * is still looking for a home for Uschi.

She has recovered well from her previous exertions.

"Uschi is a lovely dog ​​who is doing well now," writes the facility.

The bitch only has one small health problem, which could be critical in the future: "Unfortunately, she has a wedge-shaped vertebra that is currently not causing any problems, but it could come." be able.

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Nuremberg: Animal shelter does not arrange any animals shortly before Christmas

If you are interested in adopting Uschi, you can fill out the animal shelter's application form and send it in.

But before Christmas you can probably no longer bring the animal to yourself.

Because the Nuremberg animal shelter * put a placement stop between December 20th and January 2nd, as the facility announced on December 6th on Facebook.

"Our animals shouldn't be Christmas presents, because the purchase of animals should be carefully considered and since the Christmas season is a very turbulent time, with lots of visitors and activities and this is definitely the wrong time to get used to a new pet", shared a spokeswoman for the animal shelter on request to

.

The comment column below the post shows that many support the placement stop and consider it a good idea.

But others have less insight and argue that one can also deal with the question of whether one is ready for the task before giving.

The animal shelter informed us that the reactions they received on site were "consistently positive and understanding".