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Croydon/London/M25 Cat Killer

April 19, 2016 /Posted byNeil Gardner / 239

THIS POST IS COPIED FROM THE SOUTH NORWOOD ANIMAL RESCUE & LIBERTY FACEBOOK PAGE – Click Here to Visit

M25 ANIMAL KILLER – WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP

As most people are now aware, there have been upwards of 50 cats, rabbits and foxes found dead, apparently murdered, across London over the past couple of years.

The police are well aware of the issue and are running an active investigation into it.

If you see someone behaving suspiciously around a cat, PLEASE DIAL 999 IMMEDIATELY and report it. It doesn’t matter if it turns out to be nothing – the police want to know.

If you find a cat who has the following injuries:

Slashed neck/ decapitation and/or
Slashed belly and/or
Organs removed and/or
Pelvis removed and/or
Tail removed and/or
Leg/tail removed and/or
Any other injury which looks like it is a knife wound

Please:
Ask the person to contact us on 07957 830 490 or mobile 07961 030064 immediately

It is ABSOLUTELY VITAL that the body is/ parts are safeguarded and we will come out, even if it is after hours. We will liaise with the police and RSPCA to secure the scene.

If the animal is still alive please take him or her straight to the vet for treatment and call us as soon as you can afterwards.

Recent cases include:

Tosh in Belvedere, March 2015
Ukiyo in Addiscombe, September 2015
Amber in Shirley, October 2015
Oscar in West Norwood, November 2015
Unidentified cat in West Norwood, November 2015
Missy in Couldson, December 2015
“Charlton” in Charlton, December 2015
An unidentified black and white cat found killed next to Mitcham Common and confirmed now as linked, December 2015
Bella, killed in Mitcham in November 2015

An unidentified tabby cat found in Streatham on 19 January 2015 confirmed as a victim.

Two rabbits beheaded and de-tailed in a garden in South Norwood in November 2015.

Two cats and a fox found beheaded in the Crystal Palace triangle early in the morning of Monday 18 January 2016 which have been linked to this case.

A fox tail found on Davidson Road, which has been placed in a garden, was inconclusive but given the deliberate placement of the tail, is considered to be a victim.

Leo found deceased in Sutton on 22 January 2016, a week after he disappeared, confirmed as a victim.

A red, possibly Burmese cat found in South Croydon, confirmed as a victim.

A rabbit, found in Bristol Road, Morden – inconclusive on vet examination, but the positioning of the body suggests this poor babe was a victim

Maverick, found mutilated in N3 on 4 February 2016, confirmed as a victim.

Tigger, found in Stepney, E1, the morning of 9 February, body not recovered but positioning of body, lack of blood at the scene and injuries strongly suggests he is a victim.

Unidentified black and white cat found in Addiscombe on 9 February, confirmed as a victim.

Tommy from Kenley, found dead on 12 Feb 2016

A cat’s tail found in Beaumont Road, South Norwood (not recovered) on 15 Feb 2016

A unidentified cat found decapitated in Titchfield Road Carshalton on 15 Feb 2016

A cat found dead in Wearside Road, Peckham on 16 Feb 2016 – now confirmed victim, chipped to Celia Hammond as a street cat on a TNR programme

A unidentified black cat found in Mottingham on 23 February 2016

A unidentified cat found in West Croydon on 23 February 2016, confirmed as a victim

A unidentified cat found in Staines Road, Bedfont on 24 February 2016, confirmed as a victim

Goldie, a Bengal cat found dead in Roundshaw in Wallington on 25 Feb 2016

A fox found in Crystal Palace on 27 Feb 2016 with both ears removed, confirmed as a victim.

Mac, found in Streatham on 6 March 2016

Paddy, found in Tottenham Hale, on 6 March 2016, confirmed as a victim

A pawfound in Staines Road on 6 March 2016 probably linked to the cat found a few houses away on 24 February 2016

An unidentified black cat found in Paradise Road, Richmond on 7 March 2016, confirmed as a victim

An unidenfied cat found in Ranelagh Close, Edgeware on 7 March 2016, confirmed as a victim

Storm, found in Stretton Road Addiscombe on 10 March 2016

Oreo, found in Frimley Green on 17 March 2016

Louie, found in Chislehurst on 21 March 2016 whose death we believe is linked to this case

An unidentified light tortoiseshell/ tabby cat found in Ruislip on 24 March 2016.
42 other historic cases in Croydon and the outskirts of the Borough in the last two years and we have reports of other cases going back to 2008.

Lulu, found decapitated on 2 April 2016 outside her home in Kingston, whose death we believe is linked

Bertie, found decapitated outside him home in Camberley on 4 April 2016, whose death we believe is linked.

Buddy, found dead in Forest Hill on 8 April 2016.

There is also some evidence to suggest that a rabbit killed in South Croydon and two puppies killed and left in a South Norwood park two years ago are also victims.

This case was brought to our attention by the community and we are pretty sure that it will be solved as a result of the community’s efforts.

Thank you

Boudicca and Tony
SNARL

Tags: cat killer, cats, Croydon, London, M25, SNARL
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