Fressnapf is looking for projects - waiting 5,000 euros in prize money!

Fressnapf is looking for projects - waiting 5,000 euros in prize money!

Oberpullendorf, Österreich - Fressnapf is currently looking for committed projects, initiatives or clubs in Austria that are strong for animals. By June 6, 2025, interested parties can submit their entries and take the chance of a price of 5,000 euros. This initiative bears the name "Animally committed" and was launched in 2014 to support animal rights activists and their projects. The donations collected benefit from a large number of charitable goals that are devoted to the well -being of animals.

supportive initiatives

The "Tierisch committed" initiative supports several remarkable projects:

• Kinderburg Rappottenstein : This initiative is located in the picturesque Waldviertel and was launched by the Abensperg and Traun family in cooperation with the Austrian Red Cross. It is aimed at families with seriously or chronically ill children and traumatized children, for example on the loss of a parent. The offers range from psychological accompaniment to creative workshops to the handling of animals - everything with the aim of bringing joy back.
• Nature Conservation Association Austria : founded in 1913, this non -profit organization is committed to protecting our animals and plants and their habitats throughout Austria. There are numerous local species protection projects, for example to maintain the river tube or wild cat. With the "Nature Freekauf" campaign, over 2,000 threatened meadows, bogs and forests have already been secured.
• e.Motion Equotherapy : Children with cancer and their families with trained therapy horses are looked after on a farm near Pyhra. The focus here is about 400 children per year, who can increase their quality of life by handling the animals.

These initiatives show how important it is to work for the well -being of animals and for the support of children and families in difficult situations. In order to learn more and maybe become part of these great projects yourself, it is worth taking a look at the Fressnapf website and the information you provide for this campaign. The wwf has to show some exciting aspects of animal welfare.

In the meantime, it remains exciting in our everyday life: Those who refueling in Austria are best doing their business in the morning - because the tank prices rise every day at 12 p.m.

Whether when refueling, gardening or playing - the little things can make a big difference. Let's take the opportunity to not only become active for ourselves, but also for our animal friends and the environment!