are there any animal charities that arent retarded?

[robo-christ 40]

and if there is,is it just a matter of time until they get that way?

posting because although i'd never ever support any animal charity i heard the dogs trust was a decent one,but on a post earlier apparently they too condemned that john lewis advert for having a dog outside.

[craigyboy 1,274]

the pdsa seemed ok to me,they sorted my lurchers broken leg,and when i told em that i worked her,the vet seemed genuinely interested so much so he asked me for a couple of dressed rabbits when shes back at it again,to which i duly obliged

Edited November 20, 2010 by craigyboy

[Mastiff 7]

and if there is,is it just a matter of time until they get that way?

posting because although i'd never ever support any animal charity i heard the dogs trust was a decent one,but on a post earlier apparently they too condemned that john lewis advert for having a dog outside.

 

 

 

Aye, the RSPCA are sound, think we should all subscribe for their humane way of disposing of healthy dogs... :sick: :sick:

 

Don't forget the power of Google and the Guests it brings to this site.

 

If you are a guest and think the RSPCA are a worthy cause I suggest you do a little research, murdering b*****ds.

[Rake aboot 4,936]

Aye

 

What can I say,,, The SSPCA have been a right pain to me in the past,,, but then i`ve had three cracking ferrets from the borders rescue center and they knew they were to be worked !!

 

the edinburgh crowd were a bunch oh cnuts though !! as fur the rest of the big names ,,,,,dickheads!!

ATB

Edited November 20, 2010 by Rake aboot

[websid 3]

and if there is,is it just a matter of time until they get that way?

posting because although i'd never ever support any animal charity i heard the dogs trust was a decent one,but on a post earlier apparently they too condemned that john lewis advert for having a dog outside.

 

 

Yes there is, I work some ground for an animal sanctury where a lot of horses are rehomed and the ground has a rabbit problem, the lady that runs the charity loves all animals but lives in the real world....she's a star

[olim 28]

local animal shelters seem to be ok, real animal lovers should donate to them, they are the ones who need it unlike the rspca who just want money to line their own pockets and are c*nts

[Ideation 8,216]

Aye puts it in perspective when some wee local shelter run by a couple of folk 'never puts down a healthy animal', whereas the RSPCA drops then right, left and centre.

[boyo 1,398]

most of the greyhound rescue centres are great and a real help and a lot of them are run on charity and need all the help they can get

[MuttleMcTuttle 21]

Yes, there are many animal rescues that are very good - usually the smaller ones. Border Collie rescue also condemned the John Lewis ad because it shows the dog in totally unsuitable accomodation - the kennel appears to be too small, dilapidated and in a very exposed position. BC rescue, along with many other charities, are happy for you to have a dog that lives outdoors if you provide it with a suitable kennel or living quarters.

 

As with most charities, human and animal, the big organisations spend most of their donations on salaries, advertising, and office buildings... When I feel the need to be benevolent there is a collecting bin for the local dog's home in the supermarket, and I drop a bag or two of dog-food in. That way I know my money will go where it's needed, and not to fund some fat-cat director's new range rover...

[tb25 4,627]

Yes, there are many animal rescues that are very good - usually the smaller ones. Border Collie rescue also condemned the John Lewis ad because it shows the dog in totally unsuitable accomodation - the kennel appears to be too small, dilapidated and in a very exposed position. BC rescue, along with many other charities, are happy for you to have a dog that lives outdoors if you provide it with a suitable kennel or living quarters.

 

As with most charities, human and animal, the big organisations spend most of their donations on salaries, advertising, and office buildings... When I feel the need to be benevolent there is a collecting bin for the local dog's home in the supermarket, and I drop a bag or two of dog-food in. That way I know my money will go where it's needed, and not to fund some fat-cat director's new range rover...

its only a advert

[Guest chook]

The main one i support is Lurcher Link - who i think many will agree

are a good rescue, unlike the big charitys all money gos to the dogs

and the dogs welfare is top pryority(sp).

[events co-ordinator 353]

While not a charity a lot of the working terrier clubs donate to the National Working Terrier Federation as they work to preserve terrierwork into the future YIS

["Earth!" 503]

While not a charity a lot of the working terrier clubs donate to the National Working Terrier Federation as they work to preserve terrierwork into the future YIS

we donate alot to barrie every year and what a better person to make 'GOOD' use of it..

 

barrie should be priminister

[Cold Ethyl 63]

Theres a few to be honest some vets are ok others are funny usually the ones straight out of college who know it all lol.I got moaned at because i will rehome a dog to a working home but as far as i am concerend if they are going to offer the dog a nice life doing its job and being properly looked after i dont see the problem i dont mind kennels either providing the dog is safe and secure whats the problem