Enterküken in Bamberg: Animal rescue operation turns through!

Enterküken in Bamberg: Animal rescue operation turns through!

What animal use in Bamberg! On June 25th, the permanent guard of the fire brigade started an exciting rescue operation for some motherless ducks. In the street in Mühlwörth, very close to the Villa Concordia, the small feathered friends had made themselves comfortable on water lilies. But as fate wanted, the chicks were on their own, and the firefighters were challenged to help them. Oliver Essel, spokesman for the Bamberg fire brigade, reported that the chicks escaped the helpers faster than they could be on hand with a rubber boat. The undertaking, capturing the chicks with a kescher, must therefore be considered to be failed for the time being.

Don't worry, the topic of animal rescue remains exciting! In consultation with the responsible tenant, it was decided to leave the chicks in their surroundings for the time being. There is good news from expert groups: duck mothers occasionally leave their chicks alone at short notice, but usually return. The next few days will show whether the chicks are still traveling alone or whether the mom appears to pick up their protégés. Numerous onlookers persecuted the effort, which once more shows how important our animal roommates are.

Another animal use in Bamberg

animal protection across borders

These two missions illustrate how important animal welfare is - not only in Bavaria, but also worldwide. Organizations such as "Notpfote Animal Rescue e.V." Fighting in crisis areas where animals often come into danger. They are committed to rescue, medical care and the safety of animals, and their employees often risk their lives. These stories of animal rescuers who act with a lot of passion touch us all. They make us think that animal protection is not just a local, but a global topic.

The current air of the animal welfare movement gives us hope that we always have a good knack for our animal friends not only here in Bavaria, but also in polluted areas such as Ukraine or Syria.

Such stories remind us of how important it is to keep together even in difficult times and to work for the weaker - whether humans or animals. Never say to an endangered living being!

More about the animal missions in Bamberg Read at [Bayreuther Tagblatt] (https://www.bayreuther-tagblatt.de/nachrichten-news/mutterloseentenkueken-sorgen-fuer- Tieren- Einsatz-in-bamberg/) and and Merkur. For information about animal welfare initiatives and the work in crisis areas, please visit National Geographic.