Dresden family desperately: Where is hangover pina after thunderstorms?

Dresden family desperately: Where is hangover pina after thunderstorms?

In the heart of Dresden there are currently sad faces. Little Sia (7) is desperately looking for her hangover Pina, who has disappeared since Monday. The one -year -old hangover has a black fur with a slightly gray bib and is neutered. The family worries are great, because it is feared that Pina may have jumped from the balcony after a violent thunderstorm has moved across the north of Dresden. There is also the possibility that he was taken away or injured by someone. The neighborhood is already on the hunt for the missing hangover early, but so far without success. 

The little SIA therefore suspended a finding wage of 150 euros. However, this is not all: she also promised a free coffee for the finder or for someone who can give a decisive hint in the "Glockenspiel" café in the Dresden Zwinger. Information can be sent on Tag24 under the subject "Katzensuche Pina". It is urgently asked for helping to bring the hangover back home. As in many similar cases, broad support from the community is required here.

other missing cats from the region

pinas missing report is part of a worrying series of disappeared cats in Saxony. Among other things, the cat Luna, which was run out in Rosenheim on June 21, and the hangover Loki, who has been missing from Nauen since June 13, are active. Numerous other cats were reported in the region as missing, so that the platform for reporting missing animals is always documented. The list of still missing cats and cats becomes longer and makes it clear how important it is to pay attention to the animals and report information.

How to find cats home

Cats in particular are known for hiding in frightening situations. A helpful way to get missing cats is the so -called "drag home". This technique works by laying familiar smell traces in the area that the cat should lead to your home. Cats have an impressive ability to perceive smells and, if the right traces are designed, can find their way back. The hazard drag should stretch over about 1 kilometer and various routes. Used cat litter, clothing from household members or even the urine of a family member can be used here. The more known smells are nearby, the higher the chance that the cat will return.

In Pina's case, the hope remains that the hangover will return intact and someone reports to show him his way home. We wish the little Sia and her family good luck in the search and hope that the sweet hangover will soon be safe again in their home.

In addition to Pinas call, the support of the community is urgently needed to bring other animals home that are missing in the region. Together we can do that!