Contemplation

Believer in civic duty, deep dislike for centrist insular Tory values.

[Missing Pets GB @MissingPetsGB]

🐕 please share to help find #missing #chihuahua CHANDLER

Lost from Sycamore Avenue #Chadderton #Oldham #OL9 since 14 Jul 2026

She is a very small & quick. She was staying at a relatives and ran out the front door so she is not familiar with this area.
https://t.co/kcXSUEqy7J

[PROTECT ALL WILDLIFE @Protect_Wldlife]

Help Find This Scumbag!

This man brutally and repeatedly smashed a Seagull against the wall of the Harbour View Cafe in Truro because it tried to steal some food. He then stuffed the Seagull through the fence onto the road where if floundered with two broken wings.

This was in front of numerous people and children who were hugely upset.

[Diana Alastair💚🤍💜 ⚢ ❌❌✡️ @sappholives83]

This is MMA fighter Sean McInnes. When Anne Marie Boyle asked him to leave her alone, he punched her in the face so hard that he broke her cheekbone and her eye socket, knocked her unconscious, and left her with a life-altering brain injury.

He was given less than two years behind bars.

It would be a real shame if this post was widely circulated and impacted his career in a negative way.

[Forever Hounds Trust @ForeverHoundsUK]

"Aaaah, that's the spot!" says Diago!
This handsome boy clearly knows how to enjoy a good fuss, and judging by that expression, we'd say he's loving every second of it! 🥰
We think Diago is too cute for words – but we'll let the video speak for itself! 🐾
https://t.co/jbXwGekcGl

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

La actriz estadounidense Zendaya llevó unos pendientes históricos persas de más de 3000 años robados a Irán, durante la presentación de la película The Odyssey de Christopher Nolan.

Una estadounidense usando artefactos históricos robados a iraníes mientras su pais les bombardea.

[Rescue dogs for rehoming @rescuedoggypaws]

Pepper is a lovely girl just over 12 months old who is currently in #Lincolnshire and searching for a patient and understanding forever home
Pepper is naturally shy and will need a little time to settle and learn that she’s safe
https://t.co/Y5BrOCyWcI
#Grimsby #hull #Scunthorpe

[Lurcher SOS 🐾🐾 @LurcherSOS]

Rufus is stylish as well as scrumptious & beautifully behaved.
Could you be his forever folks? He is currently in foster in South London. Read more about this darling boy: https://t.co/MnhLveGhv3 🌟 💓 🐾

[Wayne Hsiung @waynehhsiung]

BREAKING: Six animal advocates facing 10 years in prison for defending innocent calves just won full acquittal in the UK Supreme Court.

In 2022, 6 activists with @AnimalRising peacefully blocked a private road outside of Muller Dairy, the largest milk distributor in the UK. The company had been implicated in disturbing violence toward defenseless calves, including body slamming them, kicking/punching them in the head, and denying them access to food and water. This photo was shot by @ajpReact at a Muller farm.

The goal of the protest, which disrupted the business for 4 hours, was to highlight the abuses of factory farming and push for a plant-based future.

The UK government took no action against Muller, but it did charge the activists under a new statute passed in 2022 targeting protesters with severe penalties. Actions that should have been a low-level trespass suddenly became a "Crown Court offense" (the US equivalent of a felony) that could land each of the activists in prison for up to 10 years.

But in a shocking development, the trial court tossed out the prosecution and said the statute was intended to protect the "public" and not a private corporation, like Muller. Today, the UK Supreme Court upheld that decision.

I don't think anyone thought that the animal advocates could win in court, much less in the highest court of the land. They were defending the most powerless beings in our society—babies ripped from their mothers and prepared for slaughter—and they were going up against an economic giant.

And yet they did win. And there will be many more wins to come. Because the closer we look at what happens to the most defenseless beings, the more we realize that our entire system is broken.

And the more we demand change.

[Lurcher SOS 🐾🐾 @LurcherSOS]

Ted is affectionate in his own gentle way. He may appear aloof at first, but with his trusted people he will happily climb onto laps, press his head into your face for kisses and show just how loving he really is #k9hour https://t.co/8kK4UqCItW

[Merseyside Police @MerseyPolice]

APPEAL | We have issued images of two men we would like to speak to after a taxi driver was assaulted in #Liverpool.

We received a report at just before 11.30pm on Saturday 11 July that the 34-year-old driver had been assaulted by a group of males on Picton Road in #Wavertree.

The driver reported he had collected the males from a restaurant on Mill Lane in #Wavertree.

After reaching their destination the males failed to pay the total fare and when the driver verbally challenged them the males ran back to the taxi, shouted and swore at him and punched him repeatedly in the face before running away.

The driver reportedly lost consciousness and members of the public came to his aid. He was taken to hospital with a facial injury.

An investigation is underway and witness and forensic enquiries carried out.

We have issued images of two men who we believe could assist with our enquiries.

Detective Inspector Jemma Berry said: “This was a nasty and unprovoked assault on a man who was simply trying to do his job.

“This type of behaviour is totally unacceptable and we will do everything within our powers to find those responsible and bring them to justice.

“I would ask anyone who recognises the men to come forward and tell us what they know as we believe they could be vital to our investigation.”

You can share any information you think is useful via the Merseyside Police social media desk on X @MerPolCC or Facebook ‘Merseyside Police Contact Centre’ quoting reference 26000560878.

You can also pass information via Crimestoppers anonymously, on 0800 555 111 or via their online form at: https://t.co/6dYdr4QMRy

[Dogs 4 Rescue @Dogs4Rescue]

The best thing you will see today is Meeko’s trip to the beach 🏖️ 💦 His joy for the water is so pure, he also found a massive log 🪵🙈😂

It’s so hard to find homes for bigger dogs, especially when the algorithm isn’t being kind to us. Please comment if you can to help a beautiful boy out. The more comments we get, the more people X shows his video to, the greater the chance his future mum or dad sees him.

Link to his bio below

[The Camp Beagle @TheCampBeagle_]

10.30am Sunday morning and the 'working' day is done at MBR Acres. Leaving 1000+ beagle puppies and adults to suffer in tin sheds during a heatwave. What happens here is unthinkable to any sane, compassionate person.

[Rescue dogs for rehoming @rescuedoggypaws]

3yr old Jake is incredibly affectionate and absolutely adores cuddles and spending time with his people. Whoever adopts this wonderful boy will be very lucky to have such a loyal and loving companion
https://t.co/Y5BrOCyWcI
#Lincolnshire #Grimsby #hull #Filey #Whitby #Bridlington

[Care Champions Ireland @CareChampions2]

This is 79-year-old Robert Thompson from Bray. Robert is completely blind, but until recently, he has managed to live a highly independent life with the help of his brilliant guide dog, Rhona.

But right now, Wicklow County Council is failing him, and the entire visually impaired community.

For years, the audible signals at pedestrian crossings across Bray have been faulty. Recently, things have gone from bad to worse. The critical audio signals that tell Robert where the crossing pole is (the "wait" sound) and when it is actually safe to cross (the "go" sound) have stopped working entirely on busy routes near his home.

"There’s no way I would cross that road without the sound," Robert says. "It’s just too dangerous."

To make matters worse, recent changes to the local Dublin bus network (replacing the old 145 route with the E1 spine) mean his usual handy bus stops are gone. Because the council has left the nearby pedestrian signals broken, Robert can no longer cross the street safely at his local stop.

Robert is now forced to get off the bus early and walk a massive, grueling 1.5 kilometers EACH WAY along a highly dangerous, busy stretch of road just to find a single working crossing.

Robert has contacted Wicklow County Council repeatedly. They have acknowledged his complaints, but they have met him with absolute silence regarding any actual repairs.

Basic mobility and safety should be a right, not a luxury. By ignoring these broken signals for years, the council is effectively trapping vulnerable residents in their own towns and actively stripping away their independence.

Please SHARE this post! Let’s get the word out and force Wicklow County Council to do their job, fix the audio signals in Bray, and restore safety and freedom to Robert and others who rely on them!

#WicklowCountyCouncil #AccessibilityMatters #Bray #Inclusion #GuideDogsIreland #RobertThompson

https://t.co/2x43RYro4E

[Rescue dogs for rehoming @rescuedoggypaws]

This lovely young man is located in #Cambridgeshire Please share and let’s find this lad his forever home
Please message [email protected]
#Cambridge #Oxford #Peterborough #bigdog #RescueMe #Oxfordshire #Essex

[Missing Pets GB @MissingPetsGB]

Pixie is still #missing 🙏 poor girl out in this heat somewhere 😔

[Rescue dogs for rehoming @rescuedoggypaws]

Alfie has been with the kennels for years now and he never gets a look in,
Is it because he’s blind or his size or what
The only reason for no children is due to his size but also when kids run fast or make loud noises he struggles to see
[email protected]
#Lancashire

[Merseyside Police @MerseyPolice]

We have issued CCTV images of a man we would like to speak to following a serious injury fail-to-stop road traffic collision on Mount Vernon Street in Liverpool yesterday, Tuesday 7 July.

At approximately 3.35pm, an electric-assisted pedal cycle was involved in a collision with a woman as she crossed a zebra crossing and stepped onto the pavement, near to the Linda McCartney Centre.

The male rider was also thrown from the cycle. However, he subsequently remounted the bike and rode away, leaving the injured woman unconscious on the ground.

The woman, who is in her 50s, was taken to hospital where she remains in a serious condition.

Emergency services attended the scene and an investigation was launched. A number of road closures were put in place but have since been lifted.

Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson, the Lead Investigating Officer from the Merseyside Police Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: "First and foremost, our thoughts are with the woman injured in this collision. Her family are aware and are being supported.

"We have launched an investigation into the circumstances of this incident and my team is working to establish the full facts.

"The person involved would have been aware of the severity of the injuries sustained and it is completely unacceptable that he chose to get back on the bike and ride away.

"We would like to speak to the man pictured as we believe he could assist with our enquiries. If anyone recognises the individual shown, I urge them to contact us immediately.

"The collision occurred on Mount Vernon Street, which runs from Prescot Street through the grounds of the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. We are asking motorists who were in the area at around 3pm, or in the immediate aftermath of the collision, to review any dashcam footage they may have, including front and rear-facing cameras. Any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, could prove vital to our enquiries.

"Finally, I would like to thank the members of the public who stopped to help in what was undoubtedly a very difficult situation. Their assistance and compassion were greatly appreciated."

Anyone with information is asked to contact Merseyside Police via social media at @MerPolCC, call the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 0151 777 5747, or email [email protected], quoting reference 26000546903.

Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

[Dogs Trust 💛🐶 @DogsTrust]

Please share this post to help Jessie, the 8-year-old Husky rescue find a home 💛 https://t.co/YSyVKnYpDM

Jessie is one of our Underdogs who has been waiting quite a while for home at @DT_Essex 🐶

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

Un 8 de julio de 1763, el comandante colonialista británico en América del Norte, el general Jeffrey Amherst, escribió a uno de sus coroneles: "¿No sería posible infectar con viruela a las tribus nativas indias para extirpar esa aborrecible raza?".

Los colonialistas entregaron mantas infectadas con viruela a los nativos de America del Norte con una sonrisa en la cara, después estallaria una epidemia de viruela que matarian a miles y miles de nativos arrasando las regiones de los Grandes Lagos y del Valle de Ohio en los meses siguientes.

Asi fueron siempre los "valores occidentales", estos son los que llaman "incivilizados" a los inmigrantes.