Gut Aiderbichl
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UnclaimedGut Aiderbichl is a European animal-welfare community that rescues animals in need and gives them a safe home for life.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Gut Aiderbichl describes itself as an animal-welfare community active since 2001 under the motto "Tiere sind unser Leben" (Animals are our life). It rescues animals in need and provides them a safe, species-appropriate home for their natural lives. Its farms span more than 30 locations in six European countries, and it reports over 10,000 rescued animals. Michael Aufhauser laid the foundation in Henndorf, together with Dieter Ehrengruber.
History
Gut Aiderbichl states that it began in 2001 as a single sanctuary (Gnadenhof) and developed into a Europe-wide animal-welfare community with over 30 farms in six countries. Michael Aufhauser laid the foundation in Henndorf with a vision of a human-animal relationship on equal footing. Together with Dieter Ehrengruber, Gut Aiderbichl became a driving force for animal welfare. In 2003, Aufhauser succeeded in giving animals constitutional status in the province of Salzburg. The organization marks 25 years of animal welfare.
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Active, lived animal welfare under the motto "Tiere sind unser Leben".
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