"Get to the bacon!" Nuremberg animal shelter is looking for a new home for dachshund lady Marina
Created: 05/05/2022, 21:38
By: Felix Herz
Animal shelter Nuremberg: Dachshund lady Marina is looking for a new home © Tierheim Nürnberg
Marina is a bit older dachshund lady who came to the Nuremberg animal shelter in a bad condition.
Now she needs a new home to feel good.
Nuremberg – The dachshund lady Marina has to deal with many hurdles in her life.
Her condition was bad when she came to the Nuremberg animal shelter, says her profile.
Despite losing weight, she is still very overweight, and moving is not easy for the bitch.
According to the animal shelter, her previous owner could hardly take care of her anymore.
Animal shelter Nuremberg: Dog lady Marina is looking for a new home
In addition, it turned out at the shelter that Marina had Cushing.
She'll probably have to take pills for the rest of her life.
So is Marina a sad dog?
Not in the slightest!
According to the animal shelter, the dachshund lady has a lot of joie de vivre, which she likes to loudly announce.
But Marina is afraid of big dogs.
The animal shelter in Nuremberg warns that there should only be small and not too boisterous dogs in their new home.
In addition, a garden or green area as well as barrier-free living are essential for Marina.
According to the animal shelter, the dog's grandmother's diet is going well, but Marina can't even get over a gully at the moment and can't really walk far.
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Animal shelter Nuremberg is looking for on Instagram: "New life"
The Nuremberg animal shelter also extended the search for a new home for Marina to its Instagram page.
That Marina doesn't find being carried that intoxicating is still there.
And that she must continue to lose weight slowly but steadily.
The animal shelter closes the post with the call: “Get to the bacon – who is starting a new life with Marina?”
The dog grandma receives a lot of encouragement on Instagram.
A user writes: "Hopefully such a cutie will find a home quickly," and adds a heart emoji.
This can also be found in other comments under the post.
If you are interested in adopting Marina, please use this prospective form (PDF) or contact the shelter directly.
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