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Open letter to Members of Parliament to Restructure RSPCA Responsibilities to a Coalition Model

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Sandra Curley
6 years ago

animals matter as much as us. Don't sweep under the carpet coz it's not going away

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Jayne Marney
6 years ago

This organisation fails abused, abandoned and neglected animals at every level. It is way overdue for an overhaul and needs to be made accountable to those from whom it seeks support.

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Yvonne
6 years ago

Please help the animals who deserve better lives

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Jane Ireland
6 years ago

This topic is important and needs attention. Thank you.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Come on RSPCA people trust and donate in good faith, least you can do is protect the animals when abuse is reported.

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Linda KILPATRICK
6 years ago

RSPCA has to be brought to account as they consciously allow to many animals to suffer using feeble excuses

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Douglas Auker
6 years ago

The RSPCA need to be more accountable and less political.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This money grabbing monopoly needs total overseeing by an independant council and it's ability to 'arbitarilly' often wrongly prosecute taken away for good. That is what the CPS is for!

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Louise Edwards
6 years ago

So many times the RSPCA say a technicality means they can't assist a sufferring animal.

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Katie Love
6 years ago

RSPCA, step up and protect animals.

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Stephany Martin
6 years ago Featured

The rspca have repeatedly ignored my requests for help in the past, to the extent where I have lost all faith and would never ask for help again. Animals are left in conditions where the basic rights listed within the animal welfare law 2006 are not met. I strongly believe that they are no longer fit for purpose.

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Natalie Cox
6 years ago

All animals deserve happiness and justice

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Suzanne Benn
6 years ago

Animals need to be saved, not ignored...

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jayne moreno
6 years ago

Rspca are just not good enough.

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Sherri Williams
6 years ago

RSPCA failures impact the social infrastructure of every constituency in England and Wales.

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Katrina Flanagan
6 years ago

I am fed up contacting the RSPCA about animals in need and them telling me there is nothing they can do and they don’t have any inspectors. Someone needs to enforce the animal welfare act the RSPCA are not!

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Margaret
6 years ago

The RSPCA must be investigated and audited. There are too many cases that they simply will not attend. I sent many myself and see other cases with ppl begging them to act. We need these cases reviewed and answers sought from RSPCA. I was very reluctant to criticise them at first but after what I have seen I am disgusted with them leaving animals to suffer

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lisa grosvenor
6 years ago

RSPCA need a drastic shake up I’ve personally made Cruelty phone calls in tears and Yet RSPCA DONT RESCUE DONT RESPONDE ITS A DISGRACE.

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Trina Smith
6 years ago

The top 100 charities pay between £3 million -£150,000 to their CEO's.Many charities also have investments amounting to millions.Charities need to act like charities not businesses.

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Shahina Khanum
6 years ago

Fix the country and its people. Stop universal credit its killing people