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By: Katarina Amtmann
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Bela, Klara and Sable have been waiting for a new home for almost a year.
They were freed from poor husbandry and ended up in the Nuremberg animal shelter.
Nuremberg - “Rescued from poor husbandry - final stop at animal shelter?” That’s what the Nuremberg animal shelter asks in one of its latest Facebook posts.
Because the cats Bela, Klara and Sable are “desperately looking for a new home”.
names |
Bela, Klara and Sable |
race |
European Shorthair |
Old |
11 and 12 years |
Castrated |
Yes |
In the animal shelter since |
June 6, 2023 |
“Sad past”: Animal shelter looks for home for trio of cats
The trio of cats has a “sad past behind them,” reports the animal shelter.
It was taken down by the office because of bad attitude.
The four-legged friends have now been waiting for a new home for almost a year.
Bela the tomcat and the two cats are 11 and 12 years old, neutered and indoor cats only.
They have a rather calm personality, so their new home shouldn't be too turbulent and without children.
Dogs know them.
Bela, Klara and Sable love each other very much - and are looking for a new home.
© Nuremberg Animal Shelter
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Cats from Nuremberg animal shelter are corona positive
“Unfortunately they cannot go to other cats or only to cats that are also corona positive.
What that means?
It has nothing to do with the human coronavirus.
They have probably been carrying the virus all their lives and health problems could only arise if it were to break out,” the animal shelter said.
So far everyone is fit and healthy.
As the animal shelter explains, many cats carry the virus unnoticed throughout their lives.
“But maybe that’s the reason why no one wants them?
Or because the three of them love each other so much that there’s no way we can separate them?”
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Animal shelter is looking for a home “that they deserve so much”
With the Facebook call, the animal shelter hopes to finally find someone “who will finally give these three really uncomplicated cats a chance so that they get the home they so much deserve!” If you are interested in Bela, Klara and Sable, can reach the animal shelter at 0911/9198917.
Cat Diva has been waiting in the animal shelter for a new home for almost two years.
She ended up there because her owner became ill and could no longer care for her.
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