The animal shelter in the Nuremberg district of Erlenstegen, turns to the public with an urgent appeal: The focus is on Kiwi – a cat that is described as “system sprinkler”.
Animal shelter Nuremberg calls for help – cat kiwi shows striking behavior
“Nowadays, system sprinklers like to call behavioral children or dogs who do not want to adapt to the system or stand out through extreme behavioral problems,” explains the Nuremberg animal shelter. “Our kiwi can also be classified in this division.”
Those responsible therefore hope for broad support in the search for a suitable place for Kiwi.
The approximately twelve -year -old cat was originally recorded as a found animal, but no one who had missed her. The shelter clearly describes its character: “Kiwi likes itself very much, with everything else it becomes a bit difficult.” It also says: “If Kiwi doesn't fit something, it attacks it – she has also seen a cuddly toy with us as an enemy image. Children or other animals should therefore not live near them.”
Kiwi, on the other hand, shows a completely different side to familiar people. “However, it is more on boxes than on ballet,” the shelter notices noticeable. The cat is particularly motivated with food.
Health problems make it more difficult to mediate
In addition to her special behavior, Kiwi is in health. It is dependent on various drugs – including against epilepsy, for the thyroid gland and to support the liver. In addition, because of her seizures, she may only receive secure free access.
Finding a suitable home for kiwi is a real challenge. The animal shelter therefore relies on the power of the community: “Finding the opportunities for Kiwi to find a very cat -experienced home is decreasing,” it says openly. But the hope remains: “But maybe we can do it with your help? Many thanks to everyone for sharing and further say.”
If you are interested in Kiwi, you can contact the Nuremberg animal shelter.
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