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CLKD

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Microchipping [Dog issues - RSPCA]
« on: October 29, 2024, 12:39:00 PM »

Neighbours had complained that owners had failed to feed dogs/cats left in a property.  RSPCA were called - now I would have removed the animals then put the tape across  :-\


The inspector, who could see the animals alive inside the property, placed seals on the door to monitor if anyone would access ** the property over the next two days.

When no-one did, police were called to assist with the removal of the animals.

Russel later returned to the property and presented "a list of excuses" about the state of her pets, claiming she had left the tap running "24/7" and "fed them three times a day".


This seems 2 me to be about evidence gathering rather than getting abandoned animals into safety where they can be fed, checked over etc..  Surely by leaving the animals ** is exactly the same situation  :-\

I can't find the thread about 'dog breeds'  :-\
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Re: Dog issues - RSPCA
« Reply #1 on: October 29, 2024, 01:10:57 PM »

Neighbours had complained that owners had failed to feed dogs/cats left in a property.  RSPCA were called - now I would have removed the animals then put the tape across  :-\


The inspector, who could see the animals alive inside the property, placed seals on the door to monitor if anyone would access ** the property over the next two days.

When no-one did, police were called to assist with the removal of the animals.

Russel later returned to the property and presented "a list of excuses" about the state of her pets, claiming she had left the tap running "24/7" and "fed them three times a day".


This seems 2 me to be about evidence gathering rather than getting abandoned animals into safety where they can be fed, checked over etc..  Surely by leaving the animals ** is exactly the same situation  :-\

I can't find the thread about 'dog breeds'  :-\

Gosh that is awful. I agree. Perhaps they left food and then taped up?
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Re: Dog issues - RSPCA
« Reply #2 on: October 29, 2024, 02:12:10 PM »

That was what DH suggested but the media didn't mention that.   :-\. They would have to have got the Police involved in order to enter .....
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Microchipping
« Reply #3 on: January 20, 2025, 06:42:27 PM »

So microchipping at a large cost to breeders is working well then?



The animals, all female cockapoos, were found tied to a gate in the middle of a quarry off Barley Green Lane in Alrewas by a cyclist last week.

The animal charity has launched an appeal for information.

RSPCA inspector Graeme Brookes said seeing them in such a condition was heartbreaking.

"They were cold, wet, shivering and very scared and had probably been left there in the early hours," he said.
"One of them was so terrified that she couldn't walk on a lead.
"I had to carry her to my van, and while she was in my arms, she locked eyes with me and wouldn't look away. When we arrived at the vet, she wouldn't leave me."

The dogs are now being cared for at an emergency boarding facility.  All are microchipped but details are out of date"
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