Benefit Open-Air in Pregarten: Top artist for animal welfare!

Benefit Open-Air in Pregarten: Top artist for animal welfare!

On Tuesday, July 1st, the Bruckmühle in Pregarten becomes the scene of a special evening, because the Benefiz Open-Air in favor of the Freistadt animal welfare center is just around the corner. Five top -class artists will use their talent this evening to support the important work of the animal welfare center. The event begins at 8 p.m. with a free choice of seats, and in bad weather it goes into the boulder, as [tips] reports.

The artists appearing are a real highlight: Anna Mabo will present songs from her new album "Thank you well", while Blonder Engel will keep the audience in the best of atmosphere with his humorous way. In addition, Christina Kiesler will show excerpts from her excellent program "Nachpise Time", which received the "Promotion Award of Austrian Cabaret Prize 2024". Günther Lainer, who is known from various live and television programs, will also appear, while Mario Sacher leads through the evening as a moderator and excerpts from his solo program "Nice. Nice!" presented. Tickets for the event are available at www.bruckmuehle.at

animal protection and new life perspectives

The Freistadt animal welfare center has recently shown an impressive effort and gave 25 horses a new life on the Easter weekend. In addition, impressive 300 voluntary hours were necessary, which shows how great the commitment of employees and helpers is. These horses not only need a lot of care, but also comprehensive veterinary care, whereby the animal welfare center can hopefully count on the support of the public.

The Tierschutz-Freistadt website offers additional information about animals that stand for adoption, as well as options. For those interested, it is important to know that visits to dogs and cats are only possible after prior appointment. This measure serves to ensure enough time for interested parties and ensure that the desired animals are present.

Invitation to support

The benefit event should not only provide entertainment, but also raise awareness of animal welfare. Each imparted animal receives a contract that corresponds to the provisions of the State of Upper Austria, and there is a subsidiary fee that covers veterinary costs and other expenses. Missed castrations in young cats must be proven by confirmation, and dogs are often required before the mediation based on their history.

In order to be able to solve emergencies quickly, the animal protection center offers an animal rescue service that can be reached on 0664 22 38 295. The event in the Bruckmühle is an excellent opportunity to help as part of animal welfare work. The commitment of Richard Maynau, the managing director of the Kulturhaus Bruckmühle, underlines the importance of such benefit campaigns for the animal welfare community.

Further information and current concerns of the animal protection community can also be found at the Austrian Animal Welfare Association. We support the animals together and we enjoy a varied evening full of music and fun!