Employees save turtle from garbage can in Vienna - animals saved!

Employees save turtle from garbage can in Vienna - animals saved!

in the heart of Vienna, more precisely in Diehlgasse in the 5th district, a curious spectacle was offered: a MA48 employee discovered a lively turtle in a garbage bone. In the middle of his tasks to ensure cleanliness in public space, this incident brought a touch of excitement to everyday life. As [today] (https://www.heute.at/s/schildkroete-weg thrushed-ma48-werchen-vierchen-120114740), the worker reacted quickly and saved the animal from its unfortunate location.

The turtle, which was called "Mülli", immediately received a loving care. Water, strawberries and fresh salad were on the menu, so that she could quickly recover from her shock. However, the circumstances of her find raise some questions. It remains unclear who threw these little lively roommates into the trash so carelessly and why that happened.

an appeal for animal welfare

In such situations, it is important to be informed. When finding or loss of pets, animal lovers can contact the hotline of the veterinary office and animal welfare under +43 1 4000-8060. This hotline is available around the clock and is ready to help.

The incident with Mülli brings us back to a significant topic: animal welfare. In Vienna, animal lovers have many opportunities to offer a pet a new home or find an animal friend. On the website of Tiereschutz Austria, interested animal lovers can find all the information about conveying dogs, cats and small animals.

looking for a new friend

If you think about offering a dog or a cat a new home, you should first fill out an online questionnaire. This step simplifies contact and helps to find suitable animals. The animal brokerage team is also available for special questions, which is available from Wednesday to Sunday from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. However, to book an appointment for getting to know each other, it is essential to contact us by phone or email beforehand.

The individual steps for mediation are clearly regulated, and it is important that potential pet owners are well informed. A visit to the site to visit the animals is not possible for organizational reasons, but the team is ready to answer any questions about animal welfare and animal adoption.

The story of Mülli is a food for thought for everyone to work more for our animal roommates and to take responsibility. Everyone can make a contribution, be it through adoption, support for animal welfare projects or simply by sharing information.