Welcome to The Hunting Life
![]() |
|
| Guest Message © 2009 DevFuse | |
Advertisements
rspca right or wrong
#1
Posted 23 October 2009 - 06:37 PM
im a little bit confused with all the different opinions of the RSPCA. i read earlier on this site of a ferret that had been mis-treated, one of the members said "tell the rspca" which seems ok to me. then another thread was slagging nick griffin of for supporting them i know they are against things like hunting of any sort and any sort of bull cross ect. but without them dont you think there would be a lot more animal cruelty? we cant always have all our own way! animals are being left to starve, beaten, tortured, and trained to fight each other, where would the average man in the street go to report such things if there was no rspca? we need some sort of department to stop all these things or are we just supposed to let it go on ?i would be interested in peoples thoughts on this
#2
Posted 23 October 2009 - 06:45 PM
i think maybe if they just concentrated on helping injured/sick animals etc then it would all be tikedyboo...but they do seem to have a hidden agenda and most on here will tell tales of times when they have found animals in need only to be told 'what do you expect us to do....we are too far away/busy/shortstaffed' etc. i am sure there are some who try their best but....
#4
Posted 23 October 2009 - 08:20 PM
You only have to read the thread on the eagle that died to see what numpties they are! I always looked up to the asspca when i were a lad but now i wouldn't give them the skin of my shit! Watch the video on the eagle thread mate and you'll see what i mean. They want to do good and they believe they are doing good but a lot of good inocent animals have died due to their incompetence!
#6
Posted 24 October 2009 - 11:01 AM
Like people said they started out with a good idea, then they turned anti hunting, anti everything and then people find out that nearly all donations given to them go to there highly paid officers (which have no actual powers) and hardly any go towards the animals that they are meant to be helping, also they put more animals down than they rehome which is never good for a animal charity.
JoeD
JoeD
#7
Posted 24 October 2009 - 12:57 PM
this is quite interesting, well i dont support their cause in any form now at all, but, when was a child many summers ago, outside the local newspaper shop , was a big money box dog, and if i ever had a spare penny (the old money) in it went, i think they were a differerent organisation then , and im not running to their defence, but now well, there a bunch of no good busy boddies who think they are the law, no one in their right mind supports animal cruelty in any form and in this day and age is there any excuse for it, but there are the mindless eeegits who dont care a fek, i suppose there is a need for someone to police such things, but the rspca have gone beyond the beyond with me, im a hunting man and in my life there is no room for cruelty, if your going to kill it do it quick, or turn veggie and be done, that my thought on it.
#9
Posted 24 October 2009 - 09:47 PM
bolio, on Oct 24 2009, 03:23 PM, said:
where would the average man in the street go to report such things if there was no rspca?
The POLICE!
The POLICE!
Or if you keep iit quiet what way to many people cant do on here, you can deal with it yourself as someone that is causing abuse wont call the police up to say someone attacked me for beating my dog up will they and if the worst comes to the worst, deny anything.
JoeD
#11
Posted 26 October 2009 - 10:23 AM
RSPCA has nolegal powers ? mmmm you sure ? ...i thought they had some "basic" powers maybe just what i heard and was shite!!!
the SSPCA up here have some power and they are pushing for more!!!
i doknow that if they dont have any they certainly act like they do and try to act like they do to gain access.
watched a program bout them last year...woman officer just bullied her way into the house even tho police werent at the scene!!!
sauer
the SSPCA up here have some power and they are pushing for more!!!
i doknow that if they dont have any they certainly act like they do and try to act like they do to gain access.
watched a program bout them last year...woman officer just bullied her way into the house even tho police werent at the scene!!!
sauer
#13
Posted 26 October 2009 - 04:32 PM
sauer, on Oct 26 2009, 10:23 AM, said:
RSPCA has nolegal powers ? mmmm you sure ? ...i thought they had some "basic" powers maybe just what i heard and was shite!!!
the SSPCA up here have some power and they are pushing for more!!!
i doknow that if they dont have any they certainly act like they do and try to act like they do to gain access.
watched a program bout them last year...woman officer just bullied her way into the house even tho police werent at the scene!!!
sauer
the SSPCA up here have some power and they are pushing for more!!!
i doknow that if they dont have any they certainly act like they do and try to act like they do to gain access.
watched a program bout them last year...woman officer just bullied her way into the house even tho police werent at the scene!!!
sauer
Nope no legal powers, they have to have police and a warrent before they can do anything.
JoeD

Sign In
Register
Help




MultiQuote


