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  I had one too, from the 1980s. I also had to hand it in when I was naturalised. 

  This is what I've noticed, too. They mostly stand around gossipping and don't keep an eye on what their dogs are doing. Dogs are not always nice to each other and if that's the only place they go to, they see the dog park as their territory and boss other dogs around. It's not always play. It's pretty stressful. I avoid dog parks. 

  It's important that she isn't let out for at least 2 weeks (better even a week longer) so she first of all gets to know that this is where she gets her food on a regular basis and second she has the chance of getting to know her new owners and third she is given enough time to mark her new home with her pheromones by rubbing up against the furniture and door posts and also her new owners. This is a cat's way of making a new place and new people familiar and homely. A big help is also Feliway, which you could buy and give to the new family. She will probably hide in a corner the first few days and they should leave her to come to them of her own accord.    In all probability, after she is let out, she will go back to her old home to check it out, but if no one is there, she'll return to her new home because after all that is where her food is - a big magnet not to be underestimated. It's best they give her the same food she is used to getting from you. Hopefully she is chipped? Just in case she goes missing and someone finds her.

There's also the possibility of asking for placement help from dedicated private people like this: https://www.private-katzenhilfe.de/index.php/home or here  http://www.tierheim-rottach.de/HTML/Private%20Katzenvermittlung.htm .   Wishing you luck.     Isn't there the possibility that the new tenants might volunteer to adopt her if you ask? 

  I found just one lonely glass on the shelf in Edeka a few days ago, which is the brand you pictured. I like the taste. So I'll go back in a couple of days to see if they've stocked up some more. 

Due to the recent shortage I was looking at Amazon for peanut butter and found this comment, which says there has been a recall due to salmonellae contamination :  https://www.amazon.de/gp/customer-reviews/R1AVBG28YE01QO/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B01BM3QHXC   Translated by Deepl.com    

Oh for Christ's sake. I've noticed you are easily pissed. You really do love making mountains out of molehills. Good luck with your cat search. 

  Definitely is. Wild and free. 

  Again, no. It was just a friendly suggestion. 

  I had an indoor cat for 10 years when I lived in an attic flat (no balcony) before I moved here and took him with me. He lived a further happy 8 years as an indoor/outdoor cat. So that I could air the attic flat with the windows wide open I secured them with cat netting as he was keen to roam the roofs. I presume you will have a similar solution for your terrace door for airing?   If the Tierheims are so difficult, maybe getting a cat from private might be an alternative?    

There are a collection of cat nets for patios if you google: Katzennetze für Terrassen   You'd probably need such a construction to keep the cat safe, as cats are very quick to disappear through a slightly open door without one even noticing it happening. How often have I searched for a cat and eventually found it inside the closed wardrobe. 

  Exactly. I have no problem saying "Entschuldigung, ich war vor Ihnen dran". No arguments. Usually the person says sorry. And it's forgotten. 

  Same here. I have never used it. Because I have no hanging space I dry my laundry in a tumble dryer and towels etc. come out nice and soft. The same effect as when the washing blows in the wind on a washing line, which is what I used to do when the kids were small. A long time ago, when there was no fabric softener. I also don't like it, when the laundry smells perfumed.