Overview
- The Berlin shelter took in 28 animals during Christmas week, which is 10 more than the same period last year, according to the animal welfare association.
- The intake included 10 dogs, 10 cats, and other animals that were found, relinquished, or abandoned around the holidays.
- Several cats were left in bags or carriers in subzero temperatures, the shelter reported.
- Police delivered a Staffordshire terrier puppy found in Alt-Moabit on December 24, and a Husky mix was discovered tied up in Kaulsdorf.
- Two dogs and one cat were reunited with their owners, and unclaimed animals are held for five days before rehoming efforts begin.