Feb 15 • 15:42 UTC 🇩🇪 Germany SZ

In the Erding district: Guinea pigs abandoned

Ten guinea pigs were discovered abandoned in a box by passersby in the Erding district, prompting a police investigation for the owner.

On a Friday afternoon, passersby discovered a box containing ten guinea pigs abandoned by a forest path near the municipality of Pastetten in the Erding district of Germany. The police confirmed that the rodents were clearly dumped by an unidentified owner. The incident highlights issues of animal abandonment and the responsibilities of pet ownership in the area.

Following their discovery, the kind-hearted individuals who found the guinea pigs provided them with temporary care before taking them to a nearby animal shelter for safety and proper treatment. This act of kindness not only saved the lives of the guinea pigs but also raised awareness about the challenges of stray and abandoned pets in the region. The animal shelter is now ensuring that the guinea pigs receive the necessary care and attention until they can be adopted.

The local police are seeking witnesses who may have information about the incident to help identify the individual responsible for abandoning the animals. Witnesses are encouraged to contact the Erding police station. This call for information emphasizes the community's role in preventing animal cruelty and highlights the importance of responsible pet ownership, urging individuals to consider the implications of abandoning pets.

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