What are the main aims and objectives of the RSPCA?

Answer 1

many people have answered your question accurately but i would just like to point out a few things that will answer your question with the correct facts the rspca are an organisation to prevent animal cruelty and to make the public more aware of animal cruelty the rspca relies on donations from the general public to keep it going no government help is offered unlike the children's Charity's where money is given in the UK thanks to government legislation the rspcas hands are tied when dealing with animal cruelty an animal has to be near enough dying before the rspca can step in and help it the government set the rules and the rspca have to obey it its wrong but there is nothing we can do except lobby the government like the rspca are doing at the moment trying to get the law changed so they can step in and save animals before they are at deaths door the main aims of the rspca are to prevent animal cruelty make people aware of there society before it gets to late and a animal dies or is mistreated and to raise public awareness of animal cruelty there are not enough rspca inspectors in the UK one inspector can cover 300 square miles in a day if the government gave money we could employ more inspectors and stamp out animal cruelty for good

Answer 2

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What are the main aims and objectives of the RSPCA?

Answer 3

They are there to protect animals and stop the cruelty towards them. They are the force behind prosecutions for cruelty. Because they are so busy (what a foul world we live in) people sometimes say they are waste of time but that is not so they do a brilliant job and without them the world would be a much sadder place. Keep up the good work folks!

Answer 4

The RSPCA as a charity will, by all lawful means, prevent cruelty, promote kindness to and alleviate suffering of animals.

Answer 5

I have lost all faith in the RSPCA for reasons detailed in a new book: Behind the Lights, the Tote and the Non-starters (available from Action for Greyhounds).

Answer 6

I have found that the RSPCA are great when dealing with cats and dogs. However, they don't seem to want to know when it comes to birds and reptiles. I work at London Zoo and we get SO many phonecalls from people who have trouble with parrots or lizards, and they have phoned the RSPCA and been told that they can't help them.

Answer 7

As the name suggests they are the Royal Society for the Protection of Cruelty of Animals.

They aim to Prevent cruelty, an seemingly endless task in this wicked world.

Answer 8

Their main aim is to stop cruelty to animals but they are advocating that pets should not be available for sale in any store or from the breeder.

Answer 9

They are supposed to be there to protect animals from cruelty, but I think they have got too political now, getting into animal rights etc, instead of helping the animals and the owners as what was intended.

Answer 10

They are the animal Police they prosecute animal abusers so they provide a useful protection for the animal