Report poison bait

A bait that has been laid out does not hit only one animal. Reporting it protects everyone who passes by afterwards. We check every report and publish a warning with location and date.

Has your animal swallowed something? Then go to the vet immediately — every minute counts. If possible, take a remnant of the bait with you. For an animal in immediate distress, please use the emergency button.

1 · Where was that?

The location is the warning. Without it nobody can avoid the spot. Unlike with an emergency, it is kept — that is exactly what it is needed for.

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We only ask once you tap the button. While you do, try to stand at the spot where you found it.

Description of the location

Other animal owners will see this description later. Write it so that someone unfamiliar with the area can find the spot — and give no names and no house numbers. A warning should make people avoid an area, not point at someone.

When was that? Date

2 · What is this about?

Poison bait found Something prepared has been laid out — sausage with nails, meat with tablets, and the like. Animal has been poisoned An animal has swallowed something and is showing signs of poisoning. Suspicious observation Something is not right — a striking observation, without a definite find. Broken glass or traps Broken glass, fish hooks, snares or the like that have been laid out.

3 · What exactly happened? Description *

If you took the bait with you: please do not throw it away. For a criminal complaint it is the most important piece of evidence.

Photos (if possible)

A photo of the bait and the spot helps us check the report – and is important evidence for a criminal complaint. Up to 3 photos. Please no people, number plates or house numbers in the picture.

Add photo

The photos only appear with the warning once we have confirmed it. We remove location data from the photos.

Animal affected Already reported to

An animal is receiving veterinary treatment because of this

4 · How can we reach you?

For follow-up questions — your details will not be published. The warning shows only location, date and the description of the find.

Name Phone

Email Please do not call me, write instead – for example because I cannot hear or cannot speak.

Then we need a mobile number or an e-mail address. You do not have to say why you cannot use the phone.

I agree that the association may store my details in order to deal with this. The location, date and description of the find may be published as a warning, and my photos with it once the warning has been confirmed. Privacy