Dead wildie in the garage....shall I phone the RSPCA in the morning?

hannah.mc said:

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Thanks for any advice in advance.

I drove home tonight via some country roads and nearly got run off the road by a big lexus....they had obviously glanced a little wildie as I looked back in my rear view mirror and saw a wildie on it's side with it's little legs going hell for leather....
By the time I pulled up safely, ran back to the poor thing it had given up it's battle and was slipping away

So at least the poor little mite wasn't alone.

I couldn't leave the body there (not a mark on the poor little beast) as the thought of foxes ripping the bun apart was too upsetting. I know that's stupid but I couldn't.

My question is, if I phone my local RSPCA branch will they allow me to take the little mite to them for humane disposal?
If push comes to shove I'll pay for the little one to be cremated via the vet but what do people recommend??

FYI I didn't touch the bun except to stroke it's head and wish it safely over the bridge and then washed and changed my clothes before I went out to my buns xxx

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helgalush said:

I'm really sorry that you had this experience and sorry for the little bun. It was thoughtful of you to stop and bring home the little bun.

I dont know what to advise you, I am sorry. So thoughtful of you to stop and think of this little one.

Binky free little wild bun x[/QU

I couldn't not stop when I saw the little paws go hell for leather......
I'ld hate mine to be on their own at the end.........the bun was still warm even when I got him or her home and into the washing up bowl.

Poor little wildie.....sweet dreams xxxx

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abbymarysmokey said:

I think vet is probably the best idea. They shouldn't charge you for disposal of a wildie.

I don't think the RSPCA will come out TBH...at least they wouldn't when my firend found a dead fox in his garden. They told him to put it in his wheelie bin!

RIP little wildie x

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hannah.mc said:

I wouldn't know where to burry the poor little munchkin......
I'll email my RSPCA contact in the morning and see what she suggests.......

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