After the veterinary office and animal welfare association rescued 20 cats from a completely littered house in Grünwald last week, the animal welfare violations are now being assessed by experts. This is announced by the district office. It is also about a possible criminal law relevance. Since the house was uninhabited, administrative assistance from the police was not necessary. There is no way to sustainably prevent such so-called animal hoarding from happening as long as it is not classified as a mental illness, the authority said. There is also a high relapse rate. The animal welfare association knows that animal keeping bans are often circumvented and asks that you notify it in good time if animals are not adequately cared for, neglected or tortured by their owners. Then trained animal welfare inspectors could investigate the matter. More details under https://tierschutzverein-muenchen.de.
Grünwald – District Office deals with Katzenhaus – District of Munich
