RSPCA, Queen and Brian May
Queen's Brian May quits RSPCA over its food welfare label
Queen guitarist Sir Brian May has quit as the RSPCA's vice-president over what he called “damning evidence” of animal welfare failings related to its food certification label. BBC News reported on Thursday that the association had to run spot checks on more than 200 'RSPCA Assured' farms to ensure they met its own standards.
May has been the RSPCA vice president since 2012 but is leaving after being made aware of the ‘conditions in some farms’ ...
Dozens of animal advocates including Ricky Gervais and Joanna Lumley have signed an open letter to RSPCA asking it to ditch ...
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Over 200 farms inspected after allegations suggest RSPCA Assured fails to uphold legal animal welfare standards. Investigations are ongoing.
The RSPCA says it is sticking by its RSPCA Assured quality assurance scheme while it carries out a review. It comes alongside ...
THE Barrow RSPCA has had to halve the amount of money it gives for vet bills due to the number of uninsured owners asking for help.
An RSPCA rescuer has revealed how he helped round up loose elephants in Prestwich. Brian Oxley, who retired in 2002, spent 32 ...
In our latest Paws For Thought column, RSPCA staff look to find a forever home for an eight-year-old cat… Sweet Samuel is the ...
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