Upper Austria

“Who wants me?”: These animals have no home

Some of the homeless creatures hoping to be adopted.

(Bild: Krone KREATIV/Tierheim Linz)

Not all pets are lucky enough to grow up in a safe environment. Here we present some animals with whom fate has not been so kind. They can be adopted.

Familie Flauschig – die Unzertrennlichen

(Bild: Tierheim Linz)

Mr. Fluffy (pictured) is looking for a new home in an outdoor enclosure. Mrs. Flauschig would like to take the Angora rabbit (2 1/2 years old) with her.
Phone: [phone].

Sir Hiss-a-lot – der Exot

(Bild: Tierheim Linz)

Sir Hiss-a-lot came to the Linz animal shelter as a foundling. Now we are looking for people who know reptiles for the king python. Phone: [phone].

Anwen – die Eigenwillige

(Bild: Tierheim Linz)

Anwen is a headstrong cat (1 year old) who does not like other cats. Due to her difficult character, this velvet paw should not be kept with small children. Outdoor access would be her wish. Phone: [phone].

Lumpi – ein Sturkopf

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Lumpi would like to assert his stubbornness. The twelve-year-old hunting terrier lives up to his breed. The male dog should have no contact with other animals. Phone: [phone].

Schnurli – im Duo

(Bild: Tierheim Linz)

Schnurli (pictured) used to live in an apartment with Flocki. The duo, 17 and 9 years old, would love a quiet home. Both need urinary food. Phone: [phone].

Tristan – der Findling

(Bild: Tierheim Linz)

Tristan ended up as a foundling at the Linz animal shelter. The one-year-old mongrel has probably had few positive experiences so far. Initially very unsure of strangers, Tristan shows curiosity and potential. A quiet environment to gain his trust and a fenced-in garden would be desirable. Phone: [phone].