Tierschutzverein Hundehilfe Hinterland
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We are a small, non-profit animal welfare organization based in Biedenkopf, which has been dedicated to helping animals in need since 2004. Our organization works exclusively with suitable, private foster homes. Since we receive no municipal or state support, we finance our work solely through the adoption of our furry friends and a small amount of donations. Our team and all our colleagues work entirely on a voluntary basis. Our fostered animals are primarily dogs. However, our commitment and related activities are by no means limited to these animals. We are involved locally in a wide variety of nature and animal welfare projects. Our work is therefore very diverse and does not end at the borders of Europe, because animal welfare knows no boundaries! In addition to our diverse regional and national animal welfare work, we have also been supporting a Hungarian animal shelter for many years. http://www.fehervariallatotthon.hu/ We also take in dogs from the Tierhilfe Hoffnung (Animal Aid Hope) association from Smeura (the world's largest animal shelter) in Romania. https://www.tierhilfe-hoffnung.com/ We also care for abused, abandoned, and elderly animals of all kinds. We conduct educational work to show people that every animal has a right to life. No one has the right to abuse or torture an animal. Every living being has a right to respect, to be treated appropriately, and to have its habitat preserved. Unfortunately, this isn't always a given here in Germany either. Our goal is to raise people's awareness of the sometimes silent cries for help. Not to turn a blind eye to the misery that is taking place – sometimes even in our immediate neighborhood.
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Tierschutzverein Hundehilfe Hinterland
We are a small, non-profit animal welfare organization based in Biedenkopf, which has been dedicated to helping animals in need since 2004. Our organization works exclusively with suitable, private foster homes. Since we receive no municipal or state support, we finance our work solely through the adoption of our furry friends and a small amount of donations. Our team and all our colleagues work entirely on a voluntary basis. Our fostered animals are primarily dogs. However, our commitment and related activities are by no means limited to these animals. We are involved locally in a wide variety of nature and animal welfare projects. Our work is therefore very diverse and does not end at the borders of Europe, because animal welfare knows no boundaries! In addition to our diverse regional and national animal welfare work, we have also been supporting a Hungarian animal shelter for many years. http://www.fehervariallatotthon.hu/ We also take in dogs from the Tierhilfe Hoffnung (Animal Aid Hope) association from Smeura (the world's largest animal shelter) in Romania. https://www.tierhilfe-hoffnung.com/ We also care for abused, abandoned, and elderly animals of all kinds. We conduct educational work to show people that every animal has a right to life. No one has the right to abuse or torture an animal. Every living being has a right to respect, to be treated appropriately, and to have its habitat preserved. Unfortunately, this isn't always a given here in Germany either. Our goal is to raise people's awareness of the sometimes silent cries for help. Not to turn a blind eye to the misery that is taking place – sometimes even in our immediate neighborhood.
