Fox on the Run

[john m]

Whats the Protocol .Fox got a smack of a car on Upper Leason Street .not killed but bolloxed .Four tourists came to its help as it lay in the bus lane .I pulled in to see what happened as they had it covered with a coat and I thought it might be a child .They rang the Gards who said it was nothing to do with them and the corpo had no body from animal control contactable neither did the DSPCA .I told them to leave it as the next car down the bus lane would take care of it .I suggested that was the most humaine thing to do In fact I offered to drive around and finish it .I know if I had of picked up the Fox and dropped in in the Chamber on the canal I could get charged with animal cruelty but hitting it with the car and I was Ok .What is the correct protocol if you come upon a part worn animal that needs help to die as it is not going to survive you are putting it out of its pain .

[Tony]

Just reverse over it and be done with it.

PS.

Wait till the tourists are crowded around it first for maximum impact.

[john m]

There is nobody to contact after office hours .If you hit something what do you do if you didnt kill it ?The only humaine thing to do is reverse over it .

[Tony]

There is nobody to contact after office hours .If you hit something what do you do if you didnt kill it ?The only humaine thing to do is reverse over it .

Thats what i said

[john m]

I have hit two one ran out of the Golf Course near Goatstown and another jumped out of a bin across from Hanlons Corner .The town is over run with them I saw two of them sitting outside the GPO they live in the cellars of the old houses in Abbey Street and live out of Super Macs bins .

[taxi1990]

the Garda armed response might put a bullet in its head maybe? i saw the Uk armed response did so for a deer that was hit by a car on one of those cop tv shows. I wouldnt reverse over it, you would be better off leaving it to die than crushing it to death under your car.

[Rat Catcher]

Outside hours veterinary services up above in Dublin are provided by the Veterinary Emergency Hospital at UCD, Dublin 4...  telephone 01-2609920.

[dalymount]

Good to know that for future reference

[Dr. Martin Gooter Bling]

reminds me of a time I was walking through my local park.
a woman says to me I need your help. there's a bird on the ground there trying to flap it's wings to fly.
I think it might be injured. what will we do.
fuckin headcase.

[Shallowhal]

Just reverse over it and be done with it.

PS.

Wait till the tourists are crowded around it first for maximum impact.

Mr Mercedes Renault doesn't have the same impact!!

[Tony]

Just reverse over it and be done with it.

PS.

Wait till the tourists are crowded around it first for maximum impact.

Mr Mercedes Renault doesn't have the same impact!!

Only if Brady is driving it

[watty]

There's 3 shops on Charlemont St that always make me smile when I drive by.

1st is muttugly - a dog grooming service.
2nd is a Vet's
And the 3rd is a place that sells leather belts.

I guess if you've got a sick dog, you start at the first and work your way down?

[silverbullet]

Outside hours veterinary services up above in Dublin are provided by the Veterinary Emergency Hospital at UCD, Dublin 4...  telephone 01-2609920.

We had Leo in UCD Veterinary hospital overnight.  €300   worth every penny.

[Octavia1]

Mr chongs ...back door ....a tenner in the lambh no questions asked....
Alternatively...
You can  bring it to a&e an it'll die a slow agonising death on a trolly..

[silverbullet]

Ah for fox sake!