"Banjo will give up soon": Six-year-old Rottweiler has been waiting for a new home for over a year
Created: 06/07/2022, 10:28 am
By: Tanja Kipke
Rottweiler Banjo has been waiting for a new home for over a year.
© Nuremberg Animal Shelter
"He is cuddly, affectionate and sweet": The Nuremberg animal shelter is urgently looking for a new family for the Rottweiler Banjo.
He is a category 2 dog in Bavaria.
Nuremberg – He has been in the Nuremberg animal shelter for over a year: Rottweiler Banjo is urgently looking for a new home.
The animal rights activists say that the four-legged friend was handed over to the animal shelter because they were no longer doing justice to him.
"Unfortunately, the owners weren't the right ones, so things went wrong with him." The dog is urgently looking for a new caregiver.
Surname: | banjo |
|---|---|
Race: | rottweiler |
Gender: | male and neutered |
Age: | 6 years |
Animal shelter Nuremberg is looking for a new family for Rottweilers: "Banjo will soon give up"
With an emotional Facebook call, the animal shelter is trying to find new owners for the dog.
"Banjo will be giving up soon," reads the post.
"There hasn't been a serious request for him so far.
In doing so, he only does what is his job – to love and protect his caregivers.” The dog is cuddly, affectionate and sweet towards his loved ones.
But you have to win your heart first and you need patience for that.
Banjo is a Category 2 dog in Bavaria.
© Thomas Hahn/Nuremberg Animal Shelter
The four-legged friend is very vigilant, strangers "have to be careful at first".
He is housebroken, but unfortunately also jealous of food.
With other dogs, sympathy is decisive, but children should be at least in their teens.
Unfortunately, Banjo doesn't get along with cats, so none should live in his new home.
Banjo is a category 2 dog in Bavaria - Animal shelter is looking for people with experience in dogs
The Rottweiler is a category 2 dog in Bavaria and must therefore undergo a character test.
You also need a permit from the municipality.
The shelter is therefore looking for experienced dog owners with dog sense.
In an update, the animal rights activists write: “Shared over 14,000 times and still no home.
Banjo is still waiting...”.
If you are interested in giving the young Banjo a new home, you can fill out the application form for the animal shelter.
Not only Banjo is waiting for a new family in the Nuremberg animal shelter, the handicapped dog Goofy and the Doberman Tyson also urgently need a new home.
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