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Peta Offers Rewards for Leads in Baden-Württemberg Animal Cruelty Cases

Financial incentives of €500 and €1,000 aim to solve cases involving abandoned hedgehogs and dead raccoons as investigations progress.

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Overview

  • Peta has announced rewards of €500 and €1,000 for information leading to convictions in two suspected animal cruelty cases in Baden-Württemberg.
  • Nine hedgehogs were discovered abandoned in a paper bin in Freiburg’s Haslach district and are now under care at the Freiburg animal shelter’s hedgehog station.
  • Five dead raccoons were found by children playing near a waterway in Freudenberg, with police confirming no signs of shooting, poisoning, or epidemic risk.
  • Police are coordinating public tips and autopsies to determine the cause of death for the raccoons, as urged by Peta expert Peter Höffken.
  • Peta's reward program is intended to encourage public assistance in identifying those responsible for the suspected cruelty cases.