Veterinary office in criticism: Brand brings animal protection misses to light!

Veterinary office in criticism: Brand brings animal protection misses to light!

The Veterinary Office Oberhavel sees itself, since it is said to have ignored information about animal welfare violations in a burned -down residential building in Germendorfer Allee, Oranienburg, over a longer period of time. According to a report by Märkische General In 2019 grievances registered at the office, but there were no corresponding measures.

The dramatic fire in April led to the rescue of over 70 animals. These were 62 dogs, 12 domestic cats and 2 Savannah cats and 3 servals. In addition, around 45 ducks were freed from captivity. Many of the saved animals were in poor condition, which resulted in a judicial investigation against the owners about suspected "animal hoarding" and other animal welfare law violations. Tagesschau further explains that the condition of numerous animals was unasodable and some of them Health problems had to be put to sleep. At the current time there are several animals in medical treatment, while the search for new accommodation options for the servals and Savannah cats is still challenging.

animal protection and responsibility

The case makes it clear how serious the problem of "animal hoarding" has become in Germany. According to a study by the German Animal Welfare Association, 6,691 animals from 115 cases were saved in 2023 alone, the highest number since the start of the surveys. Dogs, cats and small pets are particularly affected. In many cases, the animals suffer from neglect and sometimes they have to be euthana. The pressure on veterinary offices and animal shelters is growing enormously, since these are often overwhelmed with the challenges of such cases, reports Vetline .

In another development, three Bötzowers made a name for themselves from June 29th. They take part in the "Carbage Run" rally, in which cars are allowed older than 20 years and are not allowed to cost more than 1000 euros. Your mobile pedestal, a 22 -year -old Volvo, certainly offers exciting stories on the streets of the Baltic States.

Current challenges in the region

The weather in the Oberhavel region is also also causing excitement. The storm low "Ziros" left damage due to fallen trees and branches on Tuesday night, but fortunately there were no traffic accidents. Quiet returned on Monday evening, and the weather forecast promises more relaxed conditions for the population in the coming days.

Meanwhile, the local elections are just around the corner. Sascha Mielke, independent, applied for the mayor's office in Oranienburg. Meanwhile, the reigning mayor Alexander Laesicke wants to secure another term. The election will take place on September 28th and a few exciting months are imminent.

In Chausseestrasse in Sachsenhausen there is also a half -side blocking due to a search for a bomb that can lead to traffic jams. The work should continue until the beginning of September and thus significantly influence traffic management in the area.