Dream dog Apollo has been waiting for his luck in Nordhausen for over 3 years!

Dream dog Apollo has been waiting for his luck in Nordhausen for over 3 years!

In the current situation in the Nordhausen animal shelter, the fate of two dogs is particularly the focus: Apollo and Xena. While Apollo, a Dogo Canario-Rideback-Mischling, has been waiting for his caring home for over three years, the two-year-old Xena was recently taken to the shelter.

Apollo is a real eye -catcher, but despite its appealing appearance, it has not yet been possible to find a suitable place for him. The committed nurse in the shelter made some efforts to convey Apollo, but unfortunately the inquiries for his appearance on the MDR program were "animal animal". "That disappointed us very much," report the zookeepers. They emphasize that Apollo is a wonderful dog who has developed splendidly and works well with the carers. This hope for people who choose a dog from animal welfare remains unbroken. Interested parties can contact the shelter on 03631/900101 to learn more about Apollo.

Xena: A special challenge

Xena is a Kangal that came to the shelter in April 2024. After successfully overcoming a roller lider operation, she presents herself as open-minded and friendly, especially towards women. However, it shows critical behavior towards some men. "Xena would feel most comfortable in a calm home where no other dogs live," explain the carers. Even cats and small animals should not live in their new home, and children should be older. The shelter is therefore looking for people with experience in dealing with herd protection dogs for the charming Xena. Questions about your mediation can also be asked on 03631 900101.

The situation of both dogs shows how important it is that adoption is promoted from animal welfare. In addition to Apollo and Xena, there are other animals in the shelter that are waiting for a loving home. If you are interested in the adoption of a four-legged friend, you should not be afraid to visit a visit to the Nordhausen animal shelter or to look around on the website Tierheim Nordhausen for further information. The platform hundredth in Europe also offers additional help and information for potential dog owners.

The heart of these initiatives is to offer the animals a second chance and to bring them into a loving environment. Everyone can help by adopting a dog from the shelter or simply raising awareness of the situation of animals in need.

The great commitment of the nursing officers in the shelter deserves the highest recognition. Let us hope that Apollo and Xena will soon find the families they earn.