Delainie

Thank heaven for foxes, they keep the rat population down. I'm fed up with people drunk urinating on the tree outside, I think I'd prefer a fox pee!!

Thanks everyone, I did put fox into 2 heavy duty bags and placed in front garden. They did collect him/her. It is correct that there is a ?48 charge. Now I know for future reference any poor fox I find dead in my garden will find its way to the gutter I'm afraid, though hope to not find another one. it was a shock and I'm sure my dog and cats sniffed around it before I found it. Not a nice experience . Thanks all.

Just wondering if anyone knows how long it should take for council to collect dead fox from front garden? First I was told I would be charged ?48, then told it's free, then told it would be collected within 4 hours, then she said within 24 hours, it's not very pleasant and if I had space to bury it I would. Now I'm thinking it's going to be in the garden all night. Tried ringing got cut of, been now on hold for 20 minutes.

Wouldn't use either now, have been using Rescue my car, which I've been with for four years and had few breakdowns and are pretty good. Just throwing in another option to look into!!

Rose79, as a dog owner I completely agree with you. I would never allow my dog to go up to people having a picnic, yes sounds like an irresponsible dog walker. Don't feel attacked on here, you know what you believe to be right so don't worry.

Doesn't come accross as a threat to me, seems like a suggestion, a fact, another fact,another fact, a question and a fact, where is the actual threat, ffs. ocker spotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Toffee Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > uncleglen Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > I quite agree- cats are the pet of choice for > > the > > > lazy, irresponsible person imo. Apparently > > Lion > > > Dung works but will wash away in the rain. > > > I must admit when all that horrible cat > killing > > > and maiming was going on I felt it was some > > > retribution for the carnage they cause. > > > > Be careful what you say .You have put yourself > > forward for interegation. There is a police > > investigation called operation Takehe. are you > > one to watch? By the way I have passed your > > comments on to SNARL. > > Why are you making threats to people on a public > forum ?

Pink lady bird- How can you compare a cat killing a bird to a human torturing a cat. Sadly it is nature and unpleasant, however you cannot compare a human as this is not meant to be in our nature. I just think you all seem to really hate cats. I'm afraid I'd rather choose cats crapping in my garden than having you lot living next to me, nothing more to say really, you hate cats, simple, can't be arsed,you are not worth the time. People like you lot make me love animals more.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I quite agree- cats are the pet of choice for the > lazy, irresponsible person imo. Apparently Lion > Dung works but will wash away in the rain. > I must admit when all that horrible cat killing > and maiming was going on I felt it was some > retribution for the carnage they cause. Agree with sea bag and turtle, , you sound like such a sick individual, perhaps the police might be interested in your comment as they are taking the cat killings seriously .which you sound like you'll be pleased to here it IS going on, not was. I do hope the local foxes start crapping in your garden, just picture a child who found their cat slashed open, is that still a good feeling for you? People like you make me sick

Thanks, was arranging elderly ladies funeral, very sad, flowers only from me, only me will be at funeral, had to plead with social services to release some of her money to pay for her own funeral. Think it was the rain we had yesterday. Hope phones get sorted soon.

I know yesterday udens funeral directors phone was down and the shops opposite Dulwich library. Udens was told yesterday that the lines were flooded and the men were there trying to pump out water from under manhole cover. This is of course at top end Barry road, may be connected. I believe udens phone is still not working today.

Angel_lemarchland,Would you feel comfortable asking them why they are taking photos of dogs and their walkers? I think I would ask, not in an aggressive way. I think asking is the quickest way to find out. Peckham_ryu, I needed cheering up, you've made me laugh, I really needed that. No offence to op.

Just found out the black cat lived between homes, he had a rough life and in the last few years was being looked after by two neighbours was a cat I knew the school kids passing knew him and named him jake. I'm sure I know where this dog lives, I spoke to rspca , as always beyond useless. Have cad ref now off police and ringing them tomorrow wth address, ringing dog warden raise my concerns re this dog, as it is always out without supervision, hasn't been in area for few years as I was told rspca turned up to take it away but owner moved it onto someone else, in last few weeks, it's back in area, can't accuse this dog, but 99% sure this is the one. If anything, owners need to be given a control order, or whatever it's called, to keep it on a lead, and if seen killing a cat it certainly needs to be put to sleep. Not a dog hater, prefer animals to people but a dog that kills cats needs to go. Really sorry bigdan about your poor cat. Would you recognise the dog if you saw it again?

Are you sure this is a tan coloured dog as I know of one and itis often allowed to do its own thing but it is brindle. I was told a couple of years ago that it killed a cat and rspca visited to take dog but she gave it to someone. I've noticed its back in the area again. The one I'm talking about is never on a lead and I had to hide in someone's garden with my dog last week as the dog was out on its own. PCs could you please tell me the colour of the cat it attacked in marsden road?

Agree with everything nununoolio, and i am a dog owner

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I keep my cats n at night because of the cat > killer rather than because of foxes.. Here here, sing alto, everyone seems to forget about the cat killer.

I was driving past the car a few weeks ago, a cat sitting on top and a man inside doing whatever. I asked if it was his cat, he said yes every time he is out doing things to his car, she likes to be there! So I'm quite sure it isn't dumped as he must live near to car to have his cat sitting on top . Hope this helps.