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We had a pair take up residence a couple of years ago. Felt very grand having peacocks in our front garden! I didn't realise how well they can fly, they thought nothing or perching on a neighbour's roof, looked ridiculous balance walking along the ridge tiles. All enquiries, including to the "local" stately home (five miles away) drew a blank, but then they changed their minds and came and collected them.

On subject of rspca, I phoned them recently about neghbour abusing their shihtzu dog. The dog was screaming in agony as she abused it for a long time. My next door neighbour heard it as well. It was blood curdling and very upsetting. I phoned the rspca, who would do nothing . Disgusting

Do you live near Llandudno? A pair escaped from the farm park a couple of years ago. They don't want them back.

Dillonsgranma, please tell us this poor little dog was rescued in the end. There's so much animal cruelty in the world, it's unbearable.

I never hear any positive accounts of the RSPCA. Even my own experience of them is negative.

Dillonsgrandma I too in the past have phoned RSPCA about abused animals and they have totally refused help I was surprised and disgusted
Can you not tackle the lady yourself I m afraid I would I can't bear to think of anyone or anything being hurt

Have you tried asking the nearest zoo for help or advice? As far as I know, peacocks cannot survive harsh winter weather, so if the temperature threatens to drop below freezing come winter, you either have to find someone who will take it, or find a hen coop and some straw for it.