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Tierheim Kelkheim
Kelkheim, DEImpact-drivenAssociationAnimal WelfareSocial Services
Impact2Sustainability Goals
LocationKelkheim
About Tierheim Kelkheim
The Tierschutzverein Kelkheim e.V. operates the Tierheim Kelkheim, dedicated to the care and rehoming of approximately 150 to 200 animals annually. Its regional mandate covers the municipalities of Kelkheim, Liederbach, and Eppstein, where the shelter assumes responsibility for the housing and medical care of found animals. The organization relies heavily on memberships and private donations to maintain its services, as municipal subsidies cover only a portion of the total costs. Beyond shelter operations, it supports wider animal welfare initiatives.
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Sustainability Goals
Life on Land
Commitment to Animal Welfare
Tierschutzverein Kelkheim e.V. provides essential medical care and shelter for up to 200 stray animals annually, ensuring their welfare and facilitating their transition to new homes.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Municipal Responsibility for Community Living
The shelter supports the municipalities of Kelkheim, Liederbach, and Eppstein by managing stray animal populations, acting as a critical component of the local public service infrastructure.
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FAQs
Q1Which regions does Tierheim Kelkheim serve?
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Tierheim Kelkheim assumes responsibility for the housing and medical care of found animals within the municipalities of Kelkheim, Liederbach, and Eppstein.
Q2How is Tierheim Kelkheim funded?
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The facility is funded through a combination of municipal subsidies, which cover approximately 20 percent of costs, alongside memberships and private donations.
Q3Can wild animals be dropped off at the shelter?
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No, the shelter does not accept or treat wild animals. For such cases, the organization provides a list of external resources.
Q4How do visits work for prospective adopters?
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Due to operational policies, visits for prospective adopters are only possible by prior appointment.
