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Culling of foxes in Greater and Central London

Submitted on Saturday 28th October 2017

Rejected on Monday 6th November 2017

Current status: Rejected

Rejection code: irrelevant (see below for details)

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Culling of foxes in Greater and Central London

Petition Details

As foxes are protected animals and may not be killed they have become a nuisance, a danger and a health hazard. They are relentless with dragging rubbish into our front and back gardens, defecating on our doorsteps thereby spreading disease and infections, killing our pets.

Additional Information

They attack and kill our pets - cats, rabbits, chickens and every other pet animal which are regularly out in our gardens. By killing our pets they also threaten the safety of our small children who regularly spend time and play outside in the gardens. The right to defend your family, your pets and property against this vermin has been removed from the residents and needs to be addressed by way of culling foxes to stop this serious city issue.


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This petition was rejected

The Government e-Petitions Team gave the following reason:

We can't accept your petition because the UK Government and Parliament aren't responsible for the issue you raise. Control of the fox population is the responsibility of your local council.

You could raise your issue with a local councillor, who represents you. You can use this page to find out who your local councillors are, and how to contact them:

www.gov.uk/find-your-local-councillors

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www.london.gov.uk/about-us/london-assembly/petitions


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