Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Rescue & Rehoming General => Topic started by: ronandcats on January 02, 2013, 12:37:42 PM
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Last night the door bell rang open the door two firemen standing there with these two little babes there was a fire across the road and these two were found locked in the bathroom, they had been there on there own with cat litter scattered over floor no tray or food, >:(the hob had been left on which caused the fire!! the fireman said they rang the RSPCA who put them on to me Ha HA :rofl:, this morning i go a visit from them RSPCA to say its not cruelty but they had no food or water and the owner had not been home for a day or two, but he did say if they are no claimed in 3 days they could be homed i will put pitchers on as soon as i resize .
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Here they are poor Babes good job the fireman looked in the bathroom :hug:
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What gorgeous little things!
I don't understand how this isn't a case of cruelty, surely leaving an animal with no food or drink is breaking the Animal Welfare Act? I despair of the RSPCA sometimes, I really do.
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aw bless them what lucky furries. I hope they don't get claimed!
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They're gorgeous :Luv: :Luv:
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awwww ta shame :(
they are gorgeous :Luv: :Luv: :Luv:
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Poor little things :care: Hope the so called 'owners' don't claim them and you can find them good homes Ron :hug:
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Those "people"are nothing but murderers,or they would have been! >:(
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The RSPCA have told me to return them to the owner >:( as they look like they have been looked after and there is nothing i can do, but they have not turnded up for them yet, well done the RSPCA i even think less of them now >:(
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If the "owners" turn up just say you let them out in the garden and now you cant find them.............. :evillaugh: People like that don't deserve to have pets :censored:
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I'd certainly be asking for proof of ownership when they do turn up, Ron, like an adoption certificate or microchip details?
At least give the owners a grilling about how reluctant you are to release these kittens to someone who has left them to die in a bathroom >:(
Oh, and do make sure they pay a hefty bill for Boarding Kennel Fees for the length of time they are with you, yes :sneaky: after all, it's not your fault they were left to die and had to be rescued, why should you foot the bill for their rehab ? Maybe they'll be more careful next time.
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i Had to give the little Kitti's back to the owner with regret. but he only lives over the road from me and told him i will be keeping a eye on them. he says he is taking them to the PDSA for jabs and neutering we will see.
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I hope he's learned from this, Ron.
At least now he knows he's on the potential cat abuser radar so hopefully he'll get his act together now. :(
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if he dont i will be on him like a ton of bricks and he knows it :-:
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Wish there were more like you, Ron. :hug:
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Unbelieveable the RSPCA send them to you to look after. Then tell you to give them back. It's a strange world!
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Well done Ron - I think your local fire brigade should have a collection tin for you :hug:
I once reported an ex neighbour for not looking after his rabbit and the RSPCA said they could only ask him to make sure he fed it and cleaned out the cage regular as it wasn't starving - no, because I was feeding it in the back garden :doh: BUT the RSPCA guy said I could take it in to my house and then take it to my local RSPCA and pretend I found it and it would be re-homed which I did ;)
They are lovely and I hopethe people over the road have learned a lesson.
Mary
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WHAT is WRONG with people??!! >:(
What gorgeous little ones - I really hope they find a deserving home