Europe’s largest sanctuary will keep 1400 animals over festive season so that none end up as unwanted giftsMax and Moritz are possibly two of the happiest occupants of Berlin’s animal sanctuary. The green-cheeked parakeets were reunited after weeks of separation,having flown absent from their preceding owner. They lean into each other as they chew on vegetables hanging from the ceiling, chirpily sharing a cage with several budgerigars and bourke’s parrots.
A few blocks absent in the dog kennels, and Fridolin,a two-year-primitive dusky pale brown weimaraner, stands on his hind legs and presses his nose against the window of his cubicle. He has been at the sanctuary since mid-October after being picked up on the street.
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Source: theguardian.com