09-21-2015, 06:48 PM
Whilst the RSPCA has done a lot of good work in the past, there are a lot of cases where it should have done very much better.
The RSPCA shelters around here take in all sorts of animals but the rehoming emphasis seems to be on cats, dogs and if they are lucky, rabbits. Any small mammals seem to be dispatched very quickly so have no chance of being rehomed. If we find out that guinea pigs or other small flurries are in the local RSPCA shelters we try to get them out and into a more appropriate rescue.
There are some of the authorities that deal with hoarders or similar situations here now turn to the Piggy Bank, and other similar groups, for advice and to relocate the animals, whereas in the past they would have gone straight to the RSPCA.
The RSPCA shelters around here take in all sorts of animals but the rehoming emphasis seems to be on cats, dogs and if they are lucky, rabbits. Any small mammals seem to be dispatched very quickly so have no chance of being rehomed. If we find out that guinea pigs or other small flurries are in the local RSPCA shelters we try to get them out and into a more appropriate rescue.
There are some of the authorities that deal with hoarders or similar situations here now turn to the Piggy Bank, and other similar groups, for advice and to relocate the animals, whereas in the past they would have gone straight to the RSPCA.
Greeting from Wales.
Hwyl Fawr o'r Cymru.
This is the web site of the rescue I volunteer at.
http://guinearescue.blogspot.co.uk/
Hwyl Fawr o'r Cymru.
This is the web site of the rescue I volunteer at.
http://guinearescue.blogspot.co.uk/
