Name: Visit: New Animal Shelter – Insight into Animal Welfare Work on Site
Start: 2026-04-23T13:45:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-23T15:15:00+02:00
Location: Tierheim Weiden

A look behind the scenes of the new animal shelter Weiden

The visit to the new animal shelter in Weiden takes place on April 23, 2026 and delves into the daily animal welfare work on site. The guided tour is free of charge and is aimed at everyone who wants to learn how the intake, care, and adoption of animals are organized in the modern new building.

Modern animal shelter atmosphere with many insights

On the grounds at Schustermooslohe, the animal shelter opens its doors for a detailed tour. Visitors experience areas for dogs and cats, outdoor facilities, small animal areas as well as administrative rooms. The event combines informative insights with a calm, personal audience atmosphere and shows how much planning and commitment goes into a functioning daily routine at the animal shelter.

Expert guidance by Jutta Böhm

The visit is led by Jutta Böhm, the director of the animal shelter. She discusses the organization in daily operations, the challenges in animal welfare, and the processes surrounding care, support, and adoption. Volunteer engagement and the need for donations are also topics of discussion. This creates a genuine event experience with closeness, information, and responsibility.

Why the visit is worthwhile

The format appeals to animal lovers as well as anyone interested in social engagement, animal welfare, and regional association work. The tour offers firsthand expertise, an immediate impression of the new building, and concrete insights into working with dogs, cats, and small animals. Those who want to better understand Weiden's animal welfare work will experience an authentic, relatable information offering with added value here.

Conclusion: Informative, personal, and close to animal welfare

The visit to the new animal shelter Weiden combines knowledge transfer, encounters, and a special look behind the scenes. Those who want to experience the animal welfare work in the region live will find a rare opportunity for exchange, questions, and genuine impressions on site.