What Can We/should We Do?

[Jeanclaude66]

Last night our large feline escaped and got through several chicken wire cages and killed several of our animals and mauled quite a few others.

Those still alive have large bites and scratches consistent with a large feline.

I drove several times towns away and phoned the rspca and several vets in those towns from a newly bought pay as you go Phone and chip which I then drink over crushing it and then poured petrol on it and then threw the remains in the sea thus protecting my anonymity stating to them the animal involved for the animal murders and the animal victims and was told by all of them that they could tend to the animals but would have to inform the relevant animal authorities as well as the police as 9/10 animals are illegal to own at where I reside and are protected practically almost extinct animals.

It appears that all my animals bar 1% of them would be seized as well as me and my wife get arrested and possibly jailed.

We do a fantastic service for our local community by letting the elderly, adults and children with learning and physical disabilities, those in hospices and hospitals visit us as well as take them he many non dangerous animals to them which very therapeutic for them and refuse to have our furry, scaled and feathered children taken away.

This stressful and as I do not walnt our animals to die so what can we do?

[Tilly2]

Is this a shaggy cat story?

[kvalidir]

so if you're animals are in the US and you are sometimes in the UK, Sho looks after your illegal animals then?

[Baldric]

16:50, you say you live in The UK
Then at
16:54 you say
// Many have almost fully stocked zoos with extremely big cats and other big animals here in this state and others //

We don't actually have 'States' in The UK, please try and keep up.

[TheChair]

"newly bought pay as you go Phone and chip which I then drink over crushing it"
Not much point in that as it's not possible to buy a PAYG phone in the UK without providing a name and address and proof of ID.

[scorpiojo]

TC, Are you sure? I thought that only applied to contract phones.

[-Talbot-]

Not much point in that as it's not possible to buy a PAYG phone in the UK without providing a name and address and proof of ID.


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[wolf63]

How do you normally transport your large cat to the Vet? I have a Scottish Tiger who needs to go for some treatment and we have been unable to find an appropriate carrier.

[pastafreak]

I suspect his "large feline" is similar in size to jack's link...;)

[kvalidir]

You can buy both a phone and a sim with no ID whatsoever, but this guy is now saying this happened in the US (I think) so none of it makes sense.
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[EDDIE51]

I have looked at your profile and all your questions are about problems with the animals you keep. It is obvious that you are not capable of looking after them. You seem to be keeping a Zoo but without the necessary infrastructure and the animals are escaping. You need to get someone to come and remove them to a place of safety.

[Jeanclaude66]

Good evening Eddie I saw your post but decided to wait until all of the kids, comedians and online bullies were asleep. To answer your question...

We work in the care industry so we’re close friends of those that run various care facilities but have no contact with those that have animals and have avoided buying large animal cages and building materials hence why I built my own because from what I’ve gleaned informants is the only way that the authorities can prove your keeping illegal animals other than a warrant if you make it blatant and thousands if not millions like us also keep legal animals and animals with licenses in vast many acred properties which would be time and money consuming.

The other way is by helicopter flying over but as an ex military guy my camouflage stealth is 2nd to none and from above, sides and front each compound looks exactly like the ground, forest,mountainous or desert terrain do cannot be spotted unless the coptor dropped to 50 feet or so which is near on impossible.

[Mamyalynne]

Thanks for getting back to us with more information, we don't all retire to bed early.