Stray animal legislation and policies vary from council to council. The best port of call if you have found a stray animal is your local council pound.
Before getting in touch with the council, have a look at whether the animal has a collar and tag with the owner`s number on it. If not, call your local council to see what options they offer as legislation and policies vary between councils.
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