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Z
21-01-2011, 03:33 AM
I'm really upset right now, I was walking back from my mate's flat after our night out and it's absolutely freezing outside, my jaw was chattering as I walked home and I walked past this poor dog that had been chained up to a lampost and there wasn't a soul in sight, I really did want to stop and try and help it somehow but it's honestly so cold and I'm a bit scared of dogs, but I felt that bad that I called 118 247 and got the number for the SSPCA but the office was closed and their automated message told me to call my local police station, I've got no idea what my local police station's number is and by that point I was back at my flat and now I've no idea if the dog's still there. I cannot believe someone would do that to a pet, I could never do that to my cat, the dog was whimpering so loudly! I want to go give money to charity or something now.. aahhhh!!

Kerry
21-01-2011, 03:40 AM
Try Googling a local number ?? :(

Z
21-01-2011, 03:43 AM
Yeah.. I dunno whether to call now though, the dog might have been helped by now? This was like half an hour ago now agggghh why couldn't the SSPCA office have been open, I feel bad calling a police station over this but I feel even worse just doing nothing.. I'm not going to be able to sleep now, agh! :(

Kerry
21-01-2011, 03:45 AM
Yeah.. I dunno whether to call now though, the dog might have been helped by now? This was like half an hour ago now agggghh why couldn't the SSPCA office have been open, I feel bad calling a police station over this but I feel even worse just doing nothing.. I'm not going to be able to sleep now, agh! :(

Was it just a random lamp post? Not by a house or anything?

The local police are there for abandoned dogs as much as people.

Pyramid*
21-01-2011, 04:12 AM
I'd be calling the local cop shop - it could be something very innocent - but it could be that the dog has been abandoned.

Poor wee dog. :(

Angus
21-01-2011, 05:31 AM
I would have called 999 from my mobile, - a freezing dog, apparently abandoned - is what I would consider an emergency. The operator would have put you through to the local cop shop.

Niamh.
21-01-2011, 10:30 AM
What happened in the end Greg?

Jordan.
21-01-2011, 11:11 AM
Something like this happened to me before, Me and a friend found a dog tied up to a tree in the middle of some woods freezing. So we tried to let it lose and take it home with us so we could get help for it. It was aggresive at first when we went near it probably because it was scared so we just sat with it for a bit and it got okay with us. Anyway I managed to get it untied from the tree then my friend moved too sudden and crapped the dog up so it just shot off, probably back to its owner. Still its better than it tied up there where it'd probably would have died. :/

I don't get how people can treat their dogs so horrible. :bored:

Niamh.
21-01-2011, 11:14 AM
Something like this happened to me before, Me and a friend found a dog tied up to a tree in the middle of some woods freezing. So we tried to let it lose and take it home with us so we could get help for it. It was aggresive at first when we went near it probably because it was scared so we just sat with it for a bit and it got okay with us. Anyway I managed to get it untied from the tree then my friend moved too sudden and crapped the dog up so it just shot off, probably back to its owner. Still its better than it tied up there where it'd probably would have died. :/

I don't get how people can treat their dogs so horrible. :bored:

yeah, I can't understand why if they don't want to or can't look after the dog anymore they don't just bring it in to an animal shelter:conf:

Fetch The Bolt Cutters
21-01-2011, 01:23 PM
:sad:

thats awful

Vicky.
21-01-2011, 01:32 PM
yeah, I can't understand why if they don't want to or can't look after the dog anymore they don't just bring it in to an animal shelter:conf:

Because animal shelters wont take them :bored:

Well RSPCA and stuff like that wont.

Out dog went to bite one of the kids, so obviously we had to get rid, we spent about 6 hours ringing up the shelters round here...all were 'full'. RSPCA wouldnt take him unles he was abused (basically telling us the only way we could get help was to hit the dog :bored:). Dogs trust said the same.

Whilst I dont agree with it at all, I do understand why some people get so frustrated that they abandon the dogs. None of these so called charities will help with rehoming when you actually need it, as much as they bleat on about it.

Luckily we managed to find a home for our dog ourselves in the end.

Iceman
22-01-2011, 11:58 AM
I'm surprised at you. That dog's death is on YOUR head.

Don't be so mean, he tried helping, most people would just keep on walking and not try to find a number or anything...

_Seth
22-01-2011, 12:00 PM
It's not mean in the slightest (or at least compared to what he didn't do for the dog that was whimpering loudly). He should have taken the dog to the nearest police station, even if he didn't know where it was. Since there was no-one else around, the dog has almost definitely frozen to death.

Iceman
22-01-2011, 12:05 PM
It's not mean in the slightest (or at least compared to what he didn't do for the dog that was whimpering loudly). He should have taken the dog to the nearest police station, even if he didn't know where it was. Since there was no-one else around, the dog has almost definitely frozen to death.

He said he's not too fond of dogs, if you had a fear of something you'd do the best you could (which is what he did in this case), there's nothing more he could have done, the dog could have attacked him had he tried to free it.

Z
22-01-2011, 12:06 PM
The dog was chained up with a padlock to a lampost, it was 4.15ish in the morning and I'd been on a night out, as Iceman said, most people wouldn't have even given it a second thought - there were a group of drunken guys who were standing just along the road from where the dog was and none of them were even looking at it. I couldn't take the dog to the nearest police station because I don't know where the nearest police station is (I should mention that I'm a student and I'm living in a different city to my hometown) and, as I said, the dog was chained up. I feel awful but I did try to do something, even if it didn't help. I wasn't going to approach a strange dog that's been chained up, for all I know the reason it was chained up was because it's really vicious. Who knows? Blah I hate people, I don't understand animal cruelty :(

_Seth
22-01-2011, 12:08 PM
I see your point, but since it was chained up you could have gone up to it and seen whether it became vicious.

Z
22-01-2011, 12:13 PM
I see your point, but since it was chained up you could have gone up to it and seen whether it became vicious.

I'm really not that keen on dogs, I used to be so afraid of them I wouldn't go round to people's houses if they had a dog, I'm fine with them now in general but certain dogs set me on edge, I don't know names of breeds but the type of dog in question was one of them. :/ there are so many things I wish I could have done for it, both things I could have realistically done and things I couldn't have, I feel terrible for it, I mean I know I would have felt worse for not trying to do anything at all, but somehow it seems worse that I did try to help and it didn't do anything to help the dog at all...

_Seth
22-01-2011, 12:16 PM
Oh well. I don't doubt that it died a slow, agonising death or it's in a significantly worse condition than it would be if brought to warmth the night before...

Iceman
22-01-2011, 12:18 PM
Oh well. I don't doubt that it died a slow, agonising death or it's in a significantly worse condition than it would be if brought to warmth the night before...

You really are trying to make him feel worse than he should. He did more than most would.

_Seth
22-01-2011, 12:21 PM
You really are trying to make him feel worse than he should. He did more than most would.

Most are idiots, then.

Tom4784
22-01-2011, 12:28 PM
You're a charmer, Phlip...

_Seth
22-01-2011, 12:31 PM
There is so much he could have done, but failed to. He's as much to blame as the owner and everyone else who did ****all. As I say, the death is on his and everyone else who failed to help's fault.

Iceman
22-01-2011, 12:32 PM
There is so much he could have done, but failed to. He's as much to blame as the owner and everyone else who did ****all. As I say, the death is on his and everyone else who failed to help's fault.

Oh cop on and stop now you're borderline baiting.

_Seth
22-01-2011, 12:34 PM
All I'm doing is responding to everyone else's posts with a different opinion.

I don't even know what baiting means...

LemonJam
22-01-2011, 01:15 PM
Shut the **** up Phlip, yes maybe Greg made a mistake, maybe not, either way there's no reason to make him feel like a tit about it.

_Seth
22-01-2011, 03:16 PM
I've decided to point blank ask, why does my post which insulted LemonJam get deleted and I get a warning, yet the two above posts are still there (and I assume they get nothing)? Can a mod answer this, please?

Jords
22-01-2011, 03:16 PM
I got a warning.

_Seth
22-01-2011, 03:17 PM
I called LemonJam a ****wit, and that post got deleted whereas yours didn't.

Jords
22-01-2011, 03:19 PM
Probably because they agree with us, you did try your hardest to make Greg feel **** there. :shrug:

Iceman
22-01-2011, 03:19 PM
It's gone now.

_Seth
22-01-2011, 03:47 PM
Probably because they agree with us, you did try your hardest to make Greg feel **** there. :shrug:
No I didn't, and even if the mod(s) did agree with him, they're meant to have neutral views when it comes to insults - all are wrong.
It's gone now.

What about the other one? That's just as out of order.

Jords
22-01-2011, 03:50 PM
You coulda gone out and rescued that dog by now, you knew about it. :bored:

_Seth
22-01-2011, 03:58 PM
It's either rescued or dead by now.

LemonJam
22-01-2011, 05:53 PM
I'd rather be a '****wit' than just an unnecessary ****.

James
22-01-2011, 06:38 PM
Let's move on. No need to have an argument about this.

Fetch The Bolt Cutters
22-01-2011, 06:53 PM
Let's move on. No need to have an argument about this.

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Mr XcX
22-01-2011, 08:15 PM
How can you not know your local police number?!?!

Ever heard of a phone book or 118???

Anyway, I would have just left it so you did more than me.

Fetch The Bolt Cutters
22-01-2011, 08:19 PM
Anyway, I would have just left it so you did more than me.

:bored:

and thats why your going to hell

Mr XcX
22-01-2011, 08:26 PM
:bored:

and thats why your going to hell

No. I just do not like dirty muts!!

Hate Cats and Dogs.

Z
23-01-2011, 12:44 AM
How can you not know your local police number?!?!

Ever heard of a phone book or 118???

Anyway, I would have just left it so you did more than me.


I'm living in an unfamiliar city and I don't have a phone book; after I'd tried the SSPCA (by calling 118 247) I didn't do anything further, because their office was closed. :( I still feel terrible..

Novo
23-01-2011, 02:24 AM
How far away do you live from it? should go back there in a few hours if your close by and see if it's still there, if it is ring the number again and if it's not then it's been rescued

Fetch The Bolt Cutters
23-01-2011, 02:25 AM
No. I just do not like dirty muts!!

Hate Cats and Dogs.

dogs > people

Vicky.
23-01-2011, 08:57 AM
Because animal shelters wont take them :bored:

Well RSPCA and stuff like that wont.

Out dog went to bite one of the kids, so obviously we had to get rid, we spent about 6 hours ringing up the shelters round here...all were 'full'. RSPCA wouldnt take him unles he was abused (basically telling us the only way we could get help was to hit the dog :bored:). Dogs trust said the same.

Whilst I dont agree with it at all, I do understand why some people get so frustrated that they abandon the dogs. None of these so called charities will help with rehoming when you actually need it, as much as they bleat on about it.

Luckily we managed to find a home for our dog ourselves in the end.
OK, so whenever I ay something like this...something always ****s up.

I had him microchipped when he was ours, I gave the lass who took him the papers to get him changed into her name. She didnt do it...and last night i find out hes been missing since before xmas and she doesnt want him back oviously as she never mentioned it. So now I have to ring the chip people tomorrow to try and get him found :bored:

Not too sure how it works...if they can trace him by it or just if hes handed in he gets brought here :/

Mr XcX
23-01-2011, 10:52 AM
dogs > people

Dogs are better than Cats.

Me > Dogs > People > You

Niamh.
23-01-2011, 10:59 AM
Because animal shelters wont take them :bored:

Well RSPCA and stuff like that wont.

Out dog went to bite one of the kids, so obviously we had to get rid, we spent about 6 hours ringing up the shelters round here...all were 'full'. RSPCA wouldnt take him unles he was abused (basically telling us the only way we could get help was to hit the dog :bored:). Dogs trust said the same.

Whilst I dont agree with it at all, I do understand why some people get so frustrated that they abandon the dogs. None of these so called charities will help with rehoming when you actually need it, as much as they bleat on about it.

Luckily we managed to find a home for our dog ourselves in the end.

The Ispca here is like that but the voluntary animal shelters are fantastic.

Niamh.
23-01-2011, 11:04 AM
OK, so whenever I ay something like this...something always ****s up.

I had him microchipped when he was ours, I gave the lass who took him the papers to get him changed into her name. She didnt do it...and last night i find out hes been missing since before xmas and she doesnt want him back oviously as she never mentioned it. So now I have to ring the chip people tomorrow to try and get him found :bored:

Not too sure how it works...if they can trace him by it or just if hes handed in he gets brought here :/

No it doesn't work like that. If he's found and they run the scanner over the chip they'll have his details but he can't be found with it