Can you report someone for not walking their dog?
Kennedi Boyer
2025-06-24 05:23:17
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I know the RSPCA are very busy so I would like to get some second hand opinion before ringing up.
I feel like it's reasonable to say that they don't walk the dog anymore as I used to see them walk her everyday.
All the dog does is bark all day very loudly, and I feel bad for it because it poos on concrete and doesn't get exercise.
So, would I be able to report the neighbours.
Norma Kassulke
2025-06-24 04:35:37
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If you see a dog loose, please report this online. If the dog seems to be out of control, let us know by calling 101. Always keep your dog under control around other animals and if you see a dog on the loose worrying animals, report it online. It’s an offence to let a dog be dangerously out of control whether that’s in public or private. A dog is considered to be out of control if it injures someone or makes someone worried that it might injure them. If you think your dog has been stolen you can report it online. You should also tell your local council who may have a dog warden responsible for stray dogs. Report a stray dog.
Jay Lakin
2025-06-24 03:45:37
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You can report a dangerous or out of control dog to the dog warden service run by your local council.
You can report a dangerous or out of control dog to your local police force.
You can also report dog fouling to your local council.
Don Hoppe
2025-06-24 01:54:46
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Neglect is where a person is causing an animal to suffer by not providing everything they need to be well. They might be keeping the animal in a small cage or leaving them alone for too long. People don’t always mean to neglect animals, they sometimes don’t understand what they need. Before you contact us to report cruelty or neglect, please make a note of the following: Your name, address and telephone number for our records. We value your call and want to do everything in our power to help animals. Depending on this prioritisation, we may send an RSPCA inspector or animal rescue officer to the incident. If you believe an animal’s owner or keeper is harming them, being sure to take due consideration of other professional responsibilities, please contact us. We will do whatever we can to help. You can also use what3words to let us know the location. A description of the animal's environment and bodily condition will help us to assess the situation and the animal's welfare. If known, the name(s) and address(es) of the person(s) involved.