Katzenbaby discovered in a rest area: police ensure little life!

Katzenbaby discovered in a rest area: police ensure little life!

A small animal emergency recently employed the police in South Hesse. On Tuesday morning, June 17th, a cute kittens was discovered on the site of the Lorsch-West rest area. The little being found an attentive cleaner in a cardboard next to a police station's paper waste bin. The officials reacted quickly with united forces.

The kittens had withdrawn into the box unnoticed and was betrayed by a slight rustling. In view of the worrying situation, the police immediately started a search to check whether there were other young animals nearby. Fortunately, however, it remained with this one kitten, which was finally housed in a police cell to recover something and get fresh water. Then the police handed over the small animal to the animal shelter in Heppenheim.

A new phase of life begins

In the animal shelter, the kittens is now lovingly looked after until a suitable new home can be found for it. It is an important step, since such found animals often need protection and care to grow up healthy. According to the German animal protection association , the focus is on promoting animal welfare and in particular to support street cat populations. The "large cat protection report" shows how urgently the support of animal welfare associations is, especially in areas with high street cats.

Over 500 animal welfare associations are on the go to take care of the concerns of these animals, and numerous animal shelters are focused on offering cats from emergency situations. In this case it worked out well with the rescue of the little kitten, and everyone involved hopes for a quick end of this transition period.

summarized it can be said that the incident not only underlines the committed cooperation between the authorities, but also the importance of animal welfare in our society. The healthy development and well -being of our animal friends are important to all of us. A thank you to the South Hesse police, which acted quickly, and to the shelter, which now gives the little kitten a safe home.

For more information about kittenhilfe and animal welfare projects, look at rpr1 or Tag24 over!