After seeing the 2 threads about people shirking their responsibilities (motorbike and car accidents the other party tried to get out of), my faith was restored this evening.
As we sat down to eat we had a knock on the door, it was the driver of an Audi who had just knocked down a cat that had run from our gateway. The cat was ours a beautiful black cat called Vladimir.
2 cars had stoped along with some pedestrians who were visibly upset, and our poor cat was still alive although unconscious, one of the pedestrians ran up the road to go to the vets.
Sadly while we waited with our cat he passed away, but we got to spend his last few moments of life with him.
The driver of the car had not been speeding, it was in no way his fault, but he still bothered to say sorry and just generally be a nice guy about the whole thing. We thanked him, and told him exactly how much we respected him for letting us know what had happened.
To whoever you are, I say thank you, if there were more people like you the world would be a much nicer place to be.
As we sat down to eat we had a knock on the door, it was the driver of an Audi who had just knocked down a cat that had run from our gateway. The cat was ours a beautiful black cat called Vladimir.
2 cars had stoped along with some pedestrians who were visibly upset, and our poor cat was still alive although unconscious, one of the pedestrians ran up the road to go to the vets.
Sadly while we waited with our cat he passed away, but we got to spend his last few moments of life with him.
The driver of the car had not been speeding, it was in no way his fault, but he still bothered to say sorry and just generally be a nice guy about the whole thing. We thanked him, and told him exactly how much we respected him for letting us know what had happened.
To whoever you are, I say thank you, if there were more people like you the world would be a much nicer place to be.
. Chin up and well done for being a man about it.
