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RSPCANewest Review: ... homing one of the many cats they have waiting to go to a loving new home. The RSPCA go out of their way to ensure that all their animals are given to a suitable and loving home, I had to give details of my other animals along with proof of their vacinnations and am awaiting a house check to make sure she will be coming to a cat friendly home. It seems quite rigourous and may put some people ... more |
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by - written on 20/03/04 (Very useful, 686 readings)
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I have 2 cats, both of whom I adopted from the RSPCA and who are both thankfully now healthy and happy. The best advice I can give when deciding to visit the RSPCA with a view to adopting a cat is to be honest. They will ask you about your particular circumstances - your living arrangements, family situation and other things that are relevant. This will help them to match you with the most suitable cats. So, just be honest about your situation, whatever it may be. This will avoid you ending up rehoming the wrong cat, who will probably have been through enough trauma already. It is also best to go with an open mind, don't set your mind too much ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/11/02 (Very useful, 914 readings)
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As a half-written opinion, this has been languishing homeless on my computer for quite some time now. When I came across the FORCHARITY scheme that has been set up within dooyoo ? visit the profile page for more details ? I thought that this would be the perfect incentive to complete my review and give it a worthwhile home. As the topic of the review is a charity in itself, what better place to post it? I have been a member of the RSPCA for a considerable number of years now ? I first joined when I was still in junior school. My incentive? Well, I liked animals, and I knew that my membership would somehow help animals. Well, that and I got a glossy magazine ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/09/01
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by - written on 17/07/01 (Very useful, 1793 readings)
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It has always been beyond my comprehension how anyone can cause suffering to an animal, and yet every day we hear of terrible instances of cruelty both here and abroad. It is simply not good enough to shake your head in sympathy and say that there is nothing that you can do about it. There is an organisation that cares enough to work unceasingly in the interests of helpless animals and it needs your help. Formed in 1824 and originally called the SPCA; this was the world’s first ever anti-cruelty society. It was formed by Richard Martin and William Wilberforce five years before the formation of the police force. In its first year it was responsible for 149 ... Read the complete review

