Delainie

I can't imagine how his friends and family are feeling,terrible news.I hope the police catch the scum and throw away the key whether in a prison or mental institution I don't care just take his freedom away for a very very long time.its just so depressing hearing of stabbings so often,I don't know what is wrong with some people.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or got an old satnav that doesn't know the police > station's gone. I really needed something to make me laugh and this done the job, thank you!

Dulwich fox, I remember Keith and his sons, he really was a lovely bloke and I remember him being devestated. As the lease isn't being offered for renewel, can someone start a petition to the owners? Just a suggestion, whether it would do any good, worth a try if it's a good place.

As far as I'm concerned it's all about taking money to pay Southwark council for parking where you live which you may not even get. Leave the streets alone, place more bike thingys for cyclists to store their bikes, leave lordship Lane as it is and if anything let cars park there for an hour for free so us drivers can actually do a big shop in one go instead of having to walk back and forth to carry it all. I do not want to pay any amount of money unless they are going to use the money to sort out the people living on the streets dying.

A few years back I found an organisation that you could send your cuddly toys to and they would export to somewhere abroad for orphaned children . I know local charity shops take them but they seem to never sell and feel it's a waste if they go to waste. Does anyone know of any charity that will use toys to export?

Have the owners moved? If not have you spoke to them? Maybe call celia hammonds for advice, Lesley mills is pretty good. Perhaps a visit from an animal official to speak to neighbours to find out if they want the cat if you feel you can't ask them yourself, at least if they are not wanting the cat, you can get details of the owners which is needed to change chip. If they do want their cat then it's just a case of giving it no attention or food. I know it's hard as my brother had same problem and the owner was quite rude to him, yet he has 6 cats already and didn't want her cat but as singalto said, cats do choose their owners. Good luck and speak to owners if possible .

Thank you all for your suggestions, we are thinking of contacting rat records in camberwell for records, still thinking about the old model cars and wind up toys. Thanks.

Thanks Kidkruger, I've checked him out however I don't think he'd be interested as he is asking for indie/Rock & heavy metal, the vinyls we have are from 60s 70's easy listening! Thanks though.😀

Does anyone have any idea what to do with a load of LP's , 78s and singles from 60s?. Also cars , lots in boxes in a1 condition? Was going to look on eBay but would take so long, any suggestions would be helpful.

ok I'm tired so this might be all over the place. I do not believe this to be foxes, if my rabbit died and I placed him in the garden, what are the chances he would be carried off by a fox, then if checks were made, yes there would be fox DNA and fox teeth marks on whatever parts were found.yes the same if he was hit by a car, or killed by a person, the chances of being carried away by a fox is pretty much what I would expect, so saying fox teeth marks and DNA doesn't prove anything either way . A fox would pick up a cats head and realise it's not very edible and drop it else where. So cctv of a fox dropping a head in a playground doesn't prove anything. Years ago if our cat caught any creatures, it would eat most of it and leave the head. Sorry I don't believe for a minute that it is foxes, what, they started in Croydon and after quite a long time spread the word to foxes in other areas. The RSPCA said at first it was foxes, then when things went on,got evidence, we the public do not have, they changed their mind. I feel we are being told a load of bs.foxes are generally scared of cats and only a very fragile ,elderly or blind cat or kitten would be easy prey to foxes. My cats and rabbits are in at night and only time will tell.

mimifantasia87 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jcon123 - want to slap you. sorry not sorry. stuck > up rude comment!! could have just said neighbours. > what difference does it make if their council > tenants? Well said!!

Anne lived in oglander road before she moved, we had our own face to face disagreements that ended in a hug. Such sad news, she was known and liked by all her neighbours and her 2 little dogs. Condolences to all Anne's family and friends. RIP

Could this be connected to 2 men in blk bmw trying car doors posted few days back?

Purple Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I walk my dog in the evening when it is dark. My > dog seems to notice all cats/foxes on our walk. I > am amazed at how many people leave their cats out > at night. Not a cat owner myself but have been > aware of these hideous attacks for a long time > now. > > For goodness sake please bring in your cats, > guinea pigs and rabbits. Don't put them in > danger, they are precious and rely on their owners > to protect them. Couldn't agree more Purple, all my cats rabbits birds in, I can't understand how the owners sleep at night, guess because it's not escalated to people being mulilated yet. I Like you Purple, a good sensible person.

I don't really like the idea of animals being posted on this forum looking for new homes rather than using proper rescue re homing charities.I think it's better and the responsible thing to do. I realise rescue centres are almost always full and maybe people who advertise here had already tried, however it worries me. Just thought I've throw this out there!