Redners of animals give every day everything to deliver wild animals in need. To start as close as possible and not to lose, they were even punished in use. So that this can no longer happen, the helpers demand a blue light. Two clubs in Lower Austria even had one, but they were taken away again …
A few years ago the world was a little better for animal rights activists in Baden and Wiener Neustadt: you had a flashy light on the emergency vehicle. But that’s history. Because other animal shelters had also searched around it, it was taken away instead. It would be urgent.
Non -consusable rejection
“At the time, after we were punished because we were driving a staircase to save an injured swan. We could have legally used it with flashy lights. But our employee should have carried the heavy swan 500 meters?” Andrea Specth from Kremser Animal Shelter asks. The application was rejected because there was only one emergency vehicle and it was not suitable for large animals. “The reasoning was not understandable for us,” said Spective.
The Krems animal rights activists alone moved to nearly 1000 wild animals in the previous year. In any case, fewer and fewer clubs carry wild animals, and there are much longer travel paths for the rest. Finally, as reported, see a duck with an abscess at the Ratzersdorfer in St. Pölten van Krems required. The next day there was a duck alarm. Several chicks walked around the S 5 without mother animals. The small orphans were collected and are now cared for.
The helpers receive support from the Spö. “Animal rescue should no longer be stuck in traffic,” said Staatspartij President Sven Hergovich and spokeswoman Petra Tanzler of Dierenwijn van de Responsible State Councilor Susanne Rosenkranz (FPö). More than 1500 supporters have already signed a corresponding petition.
Equipment also needed
“We sincerely hope that the current initiative will relocate those responsible for the state government to reconsider. We can finally reach veterinary clinics faster thanks to a blue light,” which also tries to improve and professionalize the equipment of the animal rescuers. The purchase of a recruitment network is currently intended, long with Käscher and a living fall for birds that make it enormously easier to catch the animals. Purchases, which, however, also tax the financially highly damaged animal welfare associations. That is why Specht hopes for urgently necessary support: “Perhaps there are also companies that can help us.”
Source: Krone
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