Well done Luca! I'm sure he was very grateful for your help! I can't understand why people don't help in these situations either. It's like they're toddlers waiting for an adult to step up. Fortunately you were there today to be that adult! 
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MildredHubble
Forest Cat
People might not help but at least they are making sure they get everything on video.. I'm amazed at how people can stand there doing nothing and pointing their stupid phones at a sitaution where someone obviously needs help. That happens a lot these days. The first instinct is to pull out the old smartphone and press record.
maycontainthunder
Many years ago I was cycling down the road and saw a bundle of spikes sitting right in the middle that side of the road. It was a hedgehog with a broken leg. Picked it up and took it home. From here it went to the only vet we could find that was open. No idea if it made it or not.
maycontainthunder
Another one was at a bike show in the south west. I see a white EBT running loose. There were lots of vehicles moving around so I asked whose dog it was. None near me knew. For a change it was the Cornish pasty van that I 'captured' him at. I took him up to the organiser's office where a couple of staff went out to look for the owner. He'd escaped the car and the owner was looking for him. Happy ending!