Happy ending: These dogs found a new home

Created: 01/12/2023 13:44

By: Tanja Kipke

Pets end up in shelters for a variety of reasons.

When they find a new family, there is great joy.

1 / 10Chicco the dog was at the Nuremberg animal shelter for over four years, then there was a happy ending.

The Staffordshire Mix found a new home.

The animal shelter is overjoyed: "No one could understand why the nice but spirited male had to wait so long!

We are all the more relieved that it finally worked out!” © Tierheim Nürnberg

2 / 10"Banjo will give up soon": With these words, the Nuremberg animal shelter was desperately looking for a new family for the Rottweiler.

The four-legged friend had to wait over a year, and there were never any serious inquiries.

But then a 51-year-old discovered him.

"I said to myself: I'll get you out of there," she describes the moment on Facebook.

“Everyone said I was crazy.” There were already two dogs in her family, including a Rottweiler.

After a six-week "trial period" he was allowed to move in permanently with the family, who lovingly takes care of him.

© Thomas Hahn/Nuremberg Animal Shelter

3 / 10List dog Pablo - like Chicco - also spent almost four years in the Nuremberg animal shelter.

But then there was a happy ending for him too.

"He has not only found his people, but also a dog friend and is now Swiss," write the animal rights activists.

"We are so happy!" They wish Pablo and his new family the "very best and a very long time together".

© Nuremberg Animal Shelter

4 / 10 Cora is a category 1 list dog and is therefore considered a "fighting dog" in Bavaria.

Mediation in the Free State is therefore almost impossible.

The Staffordshire spent a year and two months in the Nuremberg animal shelter until the bitch finally met her new family.

A couple from Erfurt is overjoyed with their four-legged friend.

"You can buy happiness after all, or even adopt it," the proud parents say happily.

"It was love at first sight when this sweet little lady dog ​​was brought to us for the first time." © private

5 / 10His owner died, so Balou had no choice but to go to the animal shelter.

"As you can clearly see, he hasn't had much exercise in recent years and urgently needed to lose weight," animal rights activists said at the time.

And Balou managed to do that too, losing "a whopping 17 kilos".

"Incomprehensibly" the four-legged friend still had to wait almost a year for a new family.

In November, the new owners then gave an update: "Balou has settled in well with us and has so far proved to be a great family dog," says the new owner.

He is totally nice.

© Nuremberg Animal Shelter

6 / 10Dog grandpa Tommy had to suffer a tragic fate: due to a bursting tumor, he can no longer hear or see well.

As a found dog, he was picked up by the police and said he was "already full of maggots".

He was never missed.

An emergency operation saved the four-legged friend's life.

The animal shelter launched a mediation call for a last, beautiful home for Tommy - and found it.

"We all quickly took him to our hearts and it's nice that he's here!" the new owners announced.

A happy ending for the sick dog grandpa.

© Nuremberg Animal Shelter

7 / 10Like Tommy, dog grandpa Jack was lucky in his misfortune.

Because the owner fell ill, the terrier mix ended up at the Nuremberg animal shelter at the age of 16.

The animal rights activists described him as a "grumpy little grandpa".

Then, after a few weeks, the miracle: Jack is allowed to move into his new home.

"I'm fine," writes his new owners from the dog's point of view.

"I think I'm getting younger and younger, I jump at my mistress every day when there's food." © Tierheim Nürnberg

According to animal rights activists, he was overlooked for 8 / 10 years, but then list dog Brasco finally found a new home.

In Bavaria, keeping the Staffordshire Mix is ​​generally not allowed.

The mediation outside of Bavaria for the animal rights activists is therefore a "pre-Christmas miracle".

"Brasco, we wish you a wonderful and above all long life with your new family!".

© Nuremberg Animal Shelter

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9 / 10Dog grandpa "Brauni" had to go to an animal shelter at the age of 13.

His owners didn't want him anymore.

"Sometimes we just don't have the words!" Animal rights activists were annoyed about it at the time.

However, a happy ending awaited him after a short time.

As the animal shelter reports, Brauni has been able to find a "great new home".

© Animal Shelter Amberg

10 / 10 "So small and already so unlucky in life": Just a few weeks away from her mother, the little Labrador "girl" Luna ended up at the Amberg animal shelter.

The puppy didn't have to wait long for a new home there, and the shelter received numerous inquiries.

Luna was able to move to her new family a short time later.

© Animal Shelter Amberg