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Whom to Call for removal of

johnc24 · 2010-09-08 15:39:32

Hi all I awoke this morning to see a deceased cat laid out just across the road from my house near an entrance which is a high traffic area for kids and adults alike. Not an ideal situation due to many other concerns as well, but my enquiry is who would I phone for the removal of the poor animal? Thanking You J

08-09-2010 3:39pm

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johnc24

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Hi all

I awoke this morning to see a deceased cat laid out just across the road from my house near an entrance which is a high traffic area for kids and adults alike.
Not an ideal situation due to many other concerns as well, but my enquiry is who would I phone for the removal of the poor animal?

Thanking You

J

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#2 08-09-2010 3:40pm

Wisco

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I'd say the county council is probably your best bet.

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#3 08-09-2010 9:23pm

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Maybe also try to find the owner, either by checking the cat for a collar/tag (not a pleasant job I realise) or even just noting it's description and putting up posters around the area.

Having lost a cat recently, and having no idea what happened to her, I'm sure the owner would rather know, than be forever wondering where the cat got to.

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