Young seagull saved in Neumünster: Happy End thanks to attentive citizens!

Young seagull saved in Neumünster: Happy End thanks to attentive citizens!

In a heart -warming incident in Neumünster, a young seagull was recently saved and successfully brought back to their parents. A concerned citizen discovered the animal at the train station, about four to five days old, where it was alone and exposed to a flat roof. He promptly informed the federal police, who immediately took care of the situation. "Happy End", according to the clear announcement of the Federal Police Inspection Flensburg, after the seagull couple, who was nearby, fed and looked after the young bird. This beautiful picture of family reunification shows how important quick action is in such situations. Tixio reports that…

Such incidents are instructive for many of us. When we meet an injured animal - be it a young bird, hedgehog or a bat - it is crucial to keep calm. Many injured animals immediately get into stress when they are touched by humans. A patient, slow approach is required here. One have highlighted one thing: Inside: First aid and reasonable storage can decide on life and death. Competent animal aid or a tierot call should be considered next. [LBV explains how to help.] (Https://www.lbv.de/ratgeber/tier-founden

Caution in wild animals

What to do if you meet a damaged wild animal, such as a deer or wild boar? First keep calm! The accident site should be secured and it is advisable to contact the police or the next veterinary clinic. Anyone who is involved in such an accident must inform the police immediately. Even if the animal ran away after the incident, the police should be notified. It will take care of the necessary measures. Malteser gives valuable tips, How to act in such stressful situations.

Community plays a central role in the support of injured or in need of animals. Be it the quick reaction of a passerby in Neumünster or the early warning systems and support offers of animal welfare organizations - in a moment of need, any of us can help in his own way. By paying attention to our animal roommates and acting quickly, we can enable many "happy ends".