Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => Cat related Petitions => Topic started by: pixiekitties on September 26, 2013, 14:48:49 PM
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http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/53894
It was brought to my attention that 90% of councils and/or cleansing depts. don't scan cats that are found dead and this should be done!!
not only to return the cat for the owner to do what they see fit but also so that owners can get closure when their babies go missing.
Please remember to click on the link in the email you are sent or your signature will not be counted.
Thank you
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Signed :hug:
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Sighed, then signed. :(
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I was, unpleasantly, surprised to learn that this isn't done as a routine anyway! >:(
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I recently lost my cat to a dog attack and the council took her remains, they "lost" her body and 2 weeks later to came to light that instead of taking her to the vets to be checked for a microchip (which she had and a collar) she was dumped in the local recycling centre. 6 weeks later and after legal action they claim it is not there fault.
I have set up a facebook page to join cat owners and carers together to make the home office aware that set laws need to be put in place where local councils, dog owners, car drivers are accountable for there actions when dealing with a cat. Please join the cause. We are currently campaigning to the big cat companies aka Cat Protection, Whiskas, Felix, Iams and rescues to get behind us owners/carers and get this changed/sorted.
https://www.facebook.com/betterlawsforcats
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Oh sweetheart. What agony for you after your loss. Am so sorry.
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i was going to post this on here but i see someone already has :-)
Please if you have not already please sign and share - http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/53894 , we have managed to get over 2000 signatures added to this over the last few months but need so many more
Our 2 year old cat got run over and the council collected his body and we never got him back . he had a collar and was chipped !!
Thank you , also please join our Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/catsarenotrubbish
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Signed, still only 2460 signatures though :(
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Found this on my local council website - it's not quite what I'd like to see (I'd prefer an attempt at contacting the owner too, and a minimal storage time to allow people to collect their pet) but Well Done Waltham Forest for at least nodding in the direction of humanity. Think I'll drop them a line to suggest this.
Where dead pets are collected, the Council will try and scan the animal to find out if it is microchipped, and retain scanned information and collars for a period after disposal.
All dead animals collected by the Council are incinerated and not stored in any way.
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