hpsaucey

Bravo!

Might just be me: the nextdoor link opens but there is no way of commenting on the post. HP

The peace vigil mentioned above for Kalabe Legesse is being organised by St Antony & St Silas and led by the vicar as the common/park is in the parish. More info here: https://southwarknews.co.uk/news/crime/peckham-rye-park-killing-peace-vigil-to-be-held-in-the-park/?fbclid=IwAR3nIicYgPhW2aRHaqv2MDRk9d-zV5rOupNYPy6z00yI1qgSIMAMlwP1OiA HP

HUMANE traps. HP

Good of you to look out for the cat! Looks very glad to be indoors/ being looked after. Sad no microchip. Probably not neutered then(?) and if a male might have wandered and got lost or be a stray? SEL Rescue is a lovely rescue in East Dulwich and might be able to advise? https://www.facebook.com/groups/5352650451481750 HP

Just get over it, for goodness sake! We're on weekend number three of fireworks where I am. This is why people shouldn't just 'get over it', for goodness sake: https://www.rspca.org.uk/getinvolved/campaign/fireworks

Were there any other sightings of this dog? HP

Sometimes local animal charities are interested. Worthwhile seeing them reused. HP

Southwark Council conditions for those hiring Peckham Rye Park and COmmon '8. Waste All event organisers must ensure that the space they are hiring is returned to the state that they find it in at the start of the period of hire. If the Council are required to undertake any cleansing, or reinstatement works that have not been pre-agreed as a consequence of an event taking place, the costs for the works will be recharged to the event organiser.' https://www.southwark.gov.uk/assets/attach/11025/Peckham-Rye-Park-and-Peckham-Rye-Common-site-information.pdf

Dondee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I took the cat to the vet. It was so upsetting to > see so many people just walking and driving past. > > I wrapped him/her a liner and shawl, placed in box > and drove to NHV. > Gave him some dignity. I was in the vet this > morning and as of yet they hadn?t located an > owner. Aw Dondee. That can't have been an easy thing to do. Really glad he/she is resting in peace at the vets xxx HP

Hi. Just bussed over to take a look. Council guy there also looking. We could see where the cat had been but its not there now. He said council do check for chips but I reckon this doesn't always happen. I had a quick look in the bins of the nearby house. Hopefully this means it has been found by owner or taken to vet. RIP little kitty. HP

Council wont check for a chip. Anyone local to take to vet? Help to give the owner some closure? HP

Worth raising with local councillors? HP

tedfudge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I see a dead fox in road etc I usually put in > 2 green bags and leave at side near a tree etc and > council come and remove I've done same with cats > unless has collar on then notify owner... picked > them up in pieces before on Barry road luckily for > you yours is still intact . Please people don't do this with cats i.e. bag up for council. Many have microchip and no collar these days. Need taking to a vet and scanning for a chip. Vets can keep for a week or so and post on social media. Gives any owner a greater chance of having closure at least. Councils mostly just bin and don't check for a chip. HP

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyway, it's now permanent. Southwark have waved > it through. I'd imagine it'll grow. I'd love to > know what Southwark makes and what the money is > spent on. Did they agree to more days / festivals too or the current one event?

TROLL ALERT!!!!

hpsaucey wrote: > I hope whoever was responsible reads this thread and fully realises what they've done! hellosailor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think the chances that the dog reads the forum > are slim. The owner reads ... not the dog. Who'd hold the dog responsible??? HP

I hope whoever was responsible reads this thread and fully realises what they've done! V glad he's doing well. Shame the mum can't be relocated to live with her partner once the young have grown, given they mate for life. HP

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did RSPCA confirm they WON?T put the fox down ? Really hope so.... HP

Fox Project are brilliant. There's also Fox Angels https://www.foxangelsfoundation.org/help-a-fox HP

trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > apbremer Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > And the Tories were voted out in Wandsworth > > despite the council taxes for 40 years being a > > fraction of those in loony Lambeth across the > > street for identical services. Do poverty > stricken > > stupid voters hate Boris so much that they will > > willingly commit financial hara kiri.I despair > > again. > > Loony Lambeth - interesting comment!! As is 'poverty stricken stupid voters'. Classy stuff (not)

Waseley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please please please not another thread to discuss > LTNs😐 THIS!!! WITH KNOBS ON... Sorry - back on track - congratulations on the win.

Rockets Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > .... But so nice to see the tide has changed and > Manatee has floated back again - we missed them so > much.'''' Agree. HP