Dog mediation
Dear animal lovers,
Dear Aiderbichler, dear Aiderbichler,
In 2018, we launched the Gut Aiderbichl stray dog project because we wanted to do our bit to alleviate the suffering of dogs on the streets of Romania. As well as trying to help by neutering the dogs, we also decided to set up a rescue centre near Bucharest. Over the last few years, we have managed to place many strays with great people who do each other good. But there are still many strays in Romania waiting for their forever homes. But there are also great dogs on the various Gut Aiderbichl farms waiting to finally find a home.
We would like to introduce some of them to you:
Our colleagues in Romania want to believe in a miracle and wish for nothing more than a home for our well-behaved male dog Josef. He came to our shelter as a puppy, together with his siblings. Since then, he has had hardly any interested parties and therefore no chance of a basket of his own. Josef is open-minded and very fond of people. His gentle nature makes him a favourite at the shelter. He currently has a shoulder height of 55 cm and weighs approx. 25 kilograms. You can find more information about Josef here: Josef
Active Pauline was born under the protection of Gut Aiderbichl and has already been rehomed. Unfortunately, she was returned to us for personal reasons. Pauline is very active and curious – certainly the perfect companion for sporty animal lovers. You are welcome to visit Pauline at Gut Aiderbichl in Carinthia. You can find more information about Pauline here: Pauline
Kyio and Ken are very likely herd guardian mongrels, who like to bbark a lotwhen they sense apotentialintruder. Both males need people with experience in dealing with fearful and insecure dogs. A house with a garden in a rural area would be best for both of them. Once the bbbbhave gained trust, they are very approachable and friendly. Ken and Kyiocan be rehomed separately. You are welcome to visit Kyio and Ken at Gut Aiderbichl in Iffeldorf. More information about Ken and Kyio can be found here: Ken and Kyio
Two wonderful dogs from Turkey live at Gut Aiderbichl Carinthia. Both were discovered and rescued by Aiderbichlers. Unfortunately, both dogs suffer from congenital leg deformities. Several operations have already been carried out to alleviate the pain, but they will still be dependent on painkillers for the rest of their lives. We would like to find a home for the well-behaved female dog Rocky and the cuddly male dog Rambo that is at ground level and has a garden so that they can spend the rest of their lives there. You can visit both dogs at Gut Aiderbichl Carinthia. You can find more information about Rocky and Rambo here: Rambo and Rocky
At our new Gut Aiderbichl Osnabrück, more precisely in Krevinghausen, many dogs and cats are also looking for a new forever home. Among them is our little Ocean, who was found on the street in Romania as a puppy with his siblings. Fortunately, our Gut Aiderbichl employees from Romania found the puppies in need and brought them to safety. You can find more information about Ocean here: Ocean
Gut Aiderbichl provides the animals with a lifelong special care place. This means that you are giving an animal a loving and species-appropriate “forever home” with you, and thus also taking full responsibility for your new fosterling.Yet the animal will remain an “Aiderbichler” forever. You can find these and many more dogs under the following link: https://www.gut-aiderbichl.com/tiere/tiere-suchen-ein-zuhause/sonderpflegeplatz/
If you are interested in one of the Gut Aiderbichl dogs, please contact us using the following form: Questionnaire for adopters and foster homes – gut-aiderbichl.com
The colleagues from the animal placement service will get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank you for your support!
Ihr
Gut Aiderbichl-Team
