Rescue of a kitten: Fire Brigade and Police in Cologne!

Rescue of a kitten: Fire Brigade and Police in Cologne!

Köln-Dellbrück, Deutschland - Cologne-Animal rescue operations are the order of the day in North Rhine-Westphalia, especially when it comes to helpful animals. So a kitten in Cologne-Dellbrück recently had to be very lucky. It was found alone and abandoned and needed the help of the police and fire brigade. According to derwesten.de brought the little animal to the next police station before the fire brigade picked up the kitten and brought to an animal shelter.

arrived in the shelter, a cozy bed for the little being was furnished that came into contact with people. A veterinary assistant who raised a motherless kitten was looking for a partner for her protégé. The joy was great when the kitten could finally be conveyed to her. The users on social media celebrated the happy turn and the successful happy ending for the little animal.

animal rescue in the region

The example from Cologne is not alone: ​​a cat that was caught in a fireplace recently ensured a large -scale operation by the fire brigade. As WDR reports , firefighters in the Huttrop district had to become active with the help of a special camera and search the fireplace for the cat. Due to the poor perspective, construction plans of the apartment building were obtained, and the fire brigade stations opened the wall of the fireplace to free the exhausted animal. The rescue was not only complex, but also required numerous fire engines and even led to the blocking of a tram line. Fortunately, the cat was finally handed over to its owner.

In NRW, animal rescues are a legal obligation of the fire brigade. The cost of such operations is often due to several thousand euros, as in this case of 4,500 euros. Special pleasure for the owner: Since no third -party fault was recognizable, there were no costs.

help for pets in need

The possibilities for animal rescue are diverse. The German animal rescue is the largest animal rescue organization in Germany and offers support in emergency situations for pets. Your services range from transports to veterinarians to the provision of an emergency number for run out or found pets to the creation and distribution of search posters. The use of a pet register for faster return of exhaustive animals is also offered.

What luck that both the kitten from Cologne and the cat from Essen could be saved! Such stories clearly show how important voluntary initiatives and professional animal boards are to ensure the well -being of the four -legged friends. The combination of volunteer help and professional support is a powerful team that is committed to animals around the clock.