Impurity on body, clothes or place of Salaah

Fowl droppings

Q: I happened to go to a musalla a few weeks ago. There is a courtyard separating the wudhu khana and the Salaah area. There was a lot of rain and it flooded the courtyard. People walked through to get onto the carpeted area. As I walked through, I had seen the droppings of fouls in the water which others also walked through onto the carpet. Others may have not seen it.

Is it necessary for me to inform the responsible people to have the carpet washed although they may have not seen it?

If yes, do the others need to repeat their salaats performed? If it is not necessary to inform them, what is the condition of my Salaah as I am aware of it?

Performing salaah with pus stuck on one's clothes or body

Q: I burst a pimple on my thigh to remove its pus, and just rubbed the pus with my fingers, then I wore my undergarment and pants without cleaning the pus and/or blood that got stuck on my thigh after rubbing the pimple, nor did I clean my hands. Now, some amount of pus will stick to my clothes.

Is it allowed or okay to pray in those clothes and without cleaning it (pus) with water on my thigh and fingers or without taking a shower? I read on some websites that a small amount of pus or blood is okay and it will not break the wudoo, but my question is, will the clothes become najis after such activity or shall I take a shower to make myself clean before I pray, or at-least clean only where pus or blood got stuck?