Please make an appointment with us before your visit so that we can take the time to give you the best possible advice.

We are looking for a new home!

If you have any questions about our animals, please contact us at the animal shelter on Tel. 0471 - 8 32 57. Outside our opening hours, you can leave a message on our answering machine. You will be called back immediately.

Budgerigar
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Female

Lilly is looking for a home with an existing companion bird or even as part of a group. She is quite trusting and curious. To ensure that Lilly can lead a species-appropriate life and spread her wings properly, she is looking for a home in a large indoor aviary with the opportunity for daily free flight, or in a large outdoor aviary with
insulated shelter.

Budgerigar
unknown
Female

Robin is looking for a home with another bird or even as part of a group. She is still quite wary of people. To ensure Robin can lead a species-appropriate life and spread her wings properly, she is looking for a home in a large indoor aviary with the opportunity for daily free flight, or in a large outdoor aviary with
insulated shelter.

Cockatiel
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Male

Zorro is looking for a new home, together with Sanji. As well as the company of other birds, sufficient space to fly is essential for their welfare. The ideal arrangement would therefore be to house him in a large indoor aviary, preferably with the option of daily free flight around the home, or in a large outdoor aviary with an insulated shelter.

Cockatiel
unknown
Male

Sanji is looking for a new home together with Zorro. As well as the company of other birds, plenty of space to fly is essential for their welfare. The ideal arrangement would therefore be to house him in a large indoor aviary, preferably with the option of daily free flight around the home, or in a large outdoor aviary with an insulated shelter.

Rose head
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unknown

We currently have five rose-headed lizards living with us and they are now looking for a new home. They can move out alone, in pairs or as a group. Rosyheads are lovebirds and form a lifelong bond with their partner. A social partner is therefore essential. They also need plenty of space to fly and explore. It would therefore be ideal to house them in a large indoor aviary, preferably with the possibility of daily free flight indoors or in a large outdoor aviary with an insulated shelter.

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