Mistreated Dog Discovered at Bus Station in Vienna-Floridsdorf

The animal rescue service of the city of Vienna was notified and quickly brought the dog to the TierQuarTier Vienna. At the city's animal shelter, the TierQuarTier, the male dog immediately received help and was named Winnie. However, the team was shocked by what they found: Winnie had been treated like garbage - recklessly, cruelly, without any compassion. Someone had simply abandoned him to his fate, as if his life had no meaning whatsoever.

TierQuarTier Vienna cares for abused dog

On the right side of his face was a crusted, dirt-covered wound that extended to his nose and had apparently been left untreated for a long time. Both eyes were inflamed, with the right eye so affected that a so-called cherry eye had developed. In addition, the small dog was missing every tooth in his mouth. When shaved, a emaciated, weakened body was revealed, marked by pain, neglect, and suffering. "It makes me angry and speechless how some people treat sentient beings," says Thomas Benda, operations manager of the TierQuarTier Vienna. "A dog is not a disposable product. Anyone who keeps an animal takes responsibility for its well-being. Such cruel behavior must not go unpunished." At the TierQuarTier, Winnie is now receiving the urgently needed loving care: homemade food, daily treatment of his wounds, and a lot of patience. As soon as he has sufficiently recovered, the TierQuarTier Vienna will find a new home for him, where he will finally receive the attention and care he has been missing for so long.

Request for information after finding abused dog in Vienna-Floridsdorf

The Vienna Veterinary Office and the TierQuarTier need the support of the public in all cases. People who know Winnie, have made observations, or have information about his origin are asked to get in touch. There is a possibility that someone recognizes one of the animals in the published photos. Please send information to the pet finding service in Vienna at the phone number 01/4000 8060. Important: Abandoning animals is prohibited by law and can be punished with fines of up to 7,500 euros.

Donations and animal sponsorship help abused animals

Anyone who wants to support Winnie in regaining trust and becoming healthy can do so with a donation to the TierQuarTier Vienna. Every contribution helps to alleviate his pain, heal his wounds, and show him step by step that there are caring people. An animal sponsorship can also make a big difference - not only for Winnie but also for all other animals who have experienced similar situations and are now hoping for a second chance at the TierQuarTier. At the city's animal shelter TierQuarTier Vienna, up to 150 dogs, 300 cats, and several hundred small animals find a safe and caring temporary home on about 9,700 m². There, they receive medical care, are looked after with great commitment, and are placed with responsible owners.

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