Sad zoo on Rhodos Deu/Eng

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Hallo liebe Community,
das war es nun also mit unserem Urlaub im Magic Life auf Rhodos. Insgesamt ein sehr schöner und erholsamer Urlaub am Pool und am Strand garniert mit ein paar tollen Ausflügen wie nach Rhodos Stadt und Lindos. Wir hatten auch wirklich ein tolles Hotel, allerdings mit einem kleinen Haken, den ich Euch auch nicht verschweigen möchte.

Ganz hinten in einem abgelegenen Teil des Hotels gab es noch einen "Zoo", den der Besitzer des Hotels betreibt. Allerdings ist von einem Zoo zu sprechen hier vermutlich eher unangebracht. Ich wollte mir das ganze mal näher ansehen, den jeden Tag hörte ich einen Esel laut schreien. An einem nachmittag ging ich also hinauf und besah mir die Sache aus der Nähe.

Auf kargem Boden mit jeder menge Metallzäunen war dort ein Areal in dem nennen wir es mal Tiere gehalten wurden. Leider war das Tor zugesperrt, so dass ich nur aus der Ferne beobachten konnte. es gab viele Metallkäfige in denen scheinbar Vögel gehalten wurden. Auch einige dreckige Hundehütten konnte ich sehen und einige Gänse hinter einem anderen Zaun. Alles nicht wirklich schön anzuschauen.

Direkt am Tor standen die 3 Esel, die man immer wieder im Hotel schreien hören konnte und hatten zumindest etwas Schatten durch ein oder zwei Bäume in ihrem Gehege. Sie versuchten auf dem sandigen Boden etwas zum Grasen zu finden. Richtig gesund und gut genährt sahen sie in meinen Augen nicht aus. Ebenso wie die paar Pferde, im Gatter nebenan.

Insgesamt eher eine bedrückende Erfahrung. Ich weiß nicht ob das die Standards für Tierhaltung in Griechenland sind, ich zumindest fand es nicht berauschend und die Tiere taten mir leid.

Viele Grüße und bis bald Euer
Al

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Hello dear community,
So that was it for our holiday at Magic Life on Rhodes. Overall, a very nice and relaxing holiday by the pool and on the beach, garnished with a few great excursions such as to Rhodes Town and Lindos. We really had a great hotel, but with a small catch that I don't want to hide from you.

At the very back in a remote part of the hotel there was a "zoo" run by the hotel owner. However, to speak of a zoo here is probably rather inappropriate. I wanted to take a closer look at the whole thing, because every day I heard a donkey braying loudly. So one afternoon I went up and took a closer look.

On barren ground with lots of metal fences there was an area where, let's call it animals, they kept. Unfortunately, the gate was locked, so I could only observe from a distance. There were lots of metal cages in which birds were apparently kept. I could also see some dirty dog ​​kennels and some geese behind another fence. All not really nice to look at.

Right by the gate were the 3 donkeys that you could hear screaming in the hotel and at least had some shade from one or two trees in their enclosure. They tried to find something to graze on on the sandy ground. They didn't look particularly healthy or well-fed to me. The same goes for the few horses in the pen next door.

Overall, it was a rather depressing experience. I don't know if these are the standards for animal husbandry in Greece, but I didn't find it particularly exciting and I felt sorry for the animals.

Best wishes and see you soon, Yours,
Al

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