From Umbria Journal of Sunday, June 21
THE KENNEL NEAR THE END BUT IN GERMANY CONTINUES TO COLLECTION FUNDS?
TUORO - Continue in Germany raise funds for the shelter of Vernazzano, despite the institutional arrangements provided for their closure. The new appeal, after that - pending-to build a sewage treatment plant, was launched by the magazine of the Allgemeiner Tierhilfsdienst (who care adoptions in land Teutonic) "to continue to help dogs Italian", available at mobile -tierrettung.eu. "Tuoro in figures", the German association says that to keep the shelter spends a month "1300 € for a full-time and 530 € for a part time (including taxes), 700 € for veterinary expenses and a thousand euro per feed " around 3500 € per month. What's unique is that since March, the shelter Vernazzano, a former kennel surfed (mid 2007 Asl2 dogs are brought in Todi) should have no more than 20 dogs in anticipation of the closure. The reason according to a report by Nas last November that calls into question the hygiene requirements of the hotel and grounds of public policy. In the recent survey, however, the creatures were still present one hundred. No coincidence that the last review published in the German association explained in detail "the big spring cleaning" done in the shelter of Tuoro end of March. States that "have been made from outside veterinary care part of the medical association Thomas Tamm and his wife Susanne ", in truth it is explained that" as a German veterinarian can not do it in Italy "but then the association confirms that he" could handle the dogs against parasites, securing food, many castrated males. " Calculator in hand, dogs have been adopted in Germany some sixty, they were 160 at the end of March, are now 100. The association did however say that some "confusion" during the loading of the dogs, emphasizing the persistence of the destination of suspicious creatures. "Once the cage was too small, then did not fit the number of chips, then there was something wrong on the list, but after almost three hours (finishing his shift), suddenly everything was fine and we were unable to leave. "
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