Rescue cat, named Defib, faces cruel' eviction from ambulance station after 16 years
Briefly

Local Labour MP Stella Creasy has stated, "Defib the cat facing a no fault eviction from Walthamstow's ambulance base - hard to see why given he's lived there for 16 years happily and helps staff cope with a stressful job." This highlights the cat's importance to the staff's mental health and raises questions about the decision to remove him.
Over 60,000 have signed a petition against rehoming Defib, reflecting widespread public support. It indicates that the community values Defib beyond just a pet, showcasing the bond formed with ambulance staff.
The London Ambulance Service argues that some staff's allergies and Defib's slow reactions pose risks, yet the local MP and the community find these reasons insufficient given the emotional support he provides.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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