Exotic animals seized in RSPCA investigation
Almost 70 exotic animals, including meerkats and armadillos, have been seized in Worcestershire as part of a major RSPCA investigation. RSPCA inspectors joined police and specialists to search Tropical Inc, in Dunhampton, on Thursday. Owls, parrots, coatis, genets, snakes, tamarins and porcupines were among the animals removed under the Animal Welfare Act. Tropical Inc said it was currently unable to comment.
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by stephpresdee
Sunday, January 06 2013, 8:17PM
“Where are these animals now? In the expert care of the R£PCA? Why weren't they left with the owners at Dunmartin and a better standard of welfare achieved if that is what was needed...Get everyone you now to sign andstop the RSPCA bullying and harassing animal owners.
http://tinyurl.com/b97hvlj
We ask the government to investigate the RSPCA's activities, especially where they infringe civl or legal rights.
Responsible department: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
The RSPCA use "bully boy" tactics against innocent members of the public to bring prosecutions. They often infringe on citizens civil and legal rights.
They misuse funds which have been donated by members of the public specifically for animal welfare for their own political gain in bringing these often vexatious prosecutions. This petition asks that the government investigate fully the actions of the RSPCA, ensure that they are unable to prosecute anyone as that is the remit of the CPS and ensure tighter rules are in place from the charities commission to prevent registered charities from using funds for political lobbying or bringing private prosecutions..”