Street Vet

Today I was introduced to a guy from Street Vet a charity treating the pets of the homeless when they have no money to pay for treatment.

I wanted to share as I thought this was brilliant.

Link to follow if you’re interested, want to donate or want to offer your services as a vet.

https://www.streetvet.co.uk/

I’ve often wondered about the many dogs that belong to the homeless beggars on streets. It’s good to know people care.

I've seen many dogs with homeless people who seem better cared for than the human. Are there an hostels that offer space for people and dogs?

Officially we cannot allow dogs in the night shelters but unofficially we have a few night shelters which do accept them.
Having a pet will often make life more difficult even when you’re not homeless as many hotels, rentals, etc won’t allow them.

I think it's a BRILLIANT idea.
Often dogs are the only companion street people have and they feel more secure and protected by having them around.

I can see, however, how difficult it would be for pets to be accepted into shelters though.

It might be an idea for those of us that do offer homeless people food and drink, to put a few treats for their pets in your pocket.
It's something I will try to do from now on.

Yes a brilliant idea. Not surprising in a nation of dog lovers.

Is it the vet that used to be in League of Gentleman?

If not its a lovely idea.

We are a kindly nation. Those in need are helped by government, authorities and volunteers and of that we should be proud.
I know we can also find the negatives and they should be worked on.

I agree we are a caring nation. The media always paint a bleak picture which they need to do to survive. The same with political parties.
I’ve had some very hard times but was initially astounded at just how helpful and kind most people are whether officials or just fellow people.
I do believe you get back what you put into society. Be kind and receive kindness.

I agree with you Raach.

This morning I saw a dog run into the road and it was hit by a car. Within seconds dozens of people were rushing to help. There was unbelievable animosity towards the car driver who hadn’t actually done anything wrong.

I’ve seen similar incidents. The driver was lucky not to get lynched whoever who was a fault.