A new home for…

Mankind has decided to take home animals many thousands years ago and has thus committed to care for them – to remember this today may be more important than ever (see also: “Why animals need humans…” and “Why humans need animals…” ).

Sometimes it happens that animals get lost, orphaned, can´t remain with their owners or have to be dispossessed from them. We inform and support people in keeping their animals appropriately and taking preventive measurements like animal registration (via chip) and behavioural trainings or saving windows and roof decks ect. (see also: “How do we work?” and “What makes the difference?” ).  The Vet Practice Schwarzspanierhof aims to help in this respect and seeks – wherever possible – new homes for animals in our surroundings.

Over the years, we developed a good sense of which animals may fit to which human beings. If such a liaison turns out not to be ideal, we will take the animal back and continue our search. All our animals are fixed, registered and vaccinated befor they leave the practice.

More than fifty animals have found new homes through our blog. For reasons of data protection we only mention names of animals and not those of people. However, if you are interested in following up with an animal formerly posted on this webpage you are welcome to contact us.

Here you will also find the stories of those stranded animals that have constantly moved into the home of Usha Patel and her husband: Lilo, Tiger and Dragon, Hunter, Finn, little Valentine , Tomcat James and our Miss Lany. Two Islandic geldings complete the animal family: Storkur and Lettir. However, who if not veterinarians should eventually take the responsibility to host animals.  Aside from all the joy that they are bringing..