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What is the aim of the RSPCA and what would be the effect if the charity ended?
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∙ 13y ago
i think they would provide homes for each and everyone of them or at least try and get some a home and some might have to be put down [sobs in background] and they might keep some them self
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Who are the RSPCA stakeholders?
the rspca stakeholders areInternal stakeholders1. trustees2. employeesExternal stakeholders3. the charity commission4. donators5. media.
What would happen if there was no RSPCA?
it would be devestating
How old do have to be to join RSPCA?
i think you have to 18 but to help out at the rspca shelter you will need to be 16
What would you do if you found an injured dugong?
call rspca or wires immediantly
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Why did they create the RSPCA?
they started the rspca up because the pets were been banded and homelss and were treated badly so they would take them away and make sure they have a good life
What does the rspca do to protect animals?
Help Animals, its stands for: Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsIf owners can't cope with their animal they will phone the RSPCA and the RSPCA will take your animal off of you for permanently rehoming or they can advise you on things, or they can say where your going wrong.The RSPCA are there to help protect animals against cruelty and rescue those that are abandoned each year. They spend all their time ensuring that the animals welfare is to the best ability they can achieve. T.L.C is what abandoned animals long for. Just the company and trust can change an animal. If it wasn't for the RSPCA a lot of animals would be living in fear, distress, starvation and very lonely!The RSPCA is a community based charity that works to prevent cruelty to animals by promoting their care and protection. They take care of injured/sick animals that have been found in the wild by themselves or by others. The RSPCA takes care of lost animals until they can be picked up by their owners or be adopted by a new owner if they don't have one already.
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How hard is it to get into the RSPCA?
http://www.rspca.org.uk/ It really depends on what you would like to do there. There are many areas in the RSPCA where one may work. I strongly suggest you start off by becoming a volunteer, its a great way to learn how the place is run and whats involved in being there. I would also suggest speaking to some one directly from RSPCA I am sure they would be happy to answer all questions you may have
You receive charity?
i would like to know who is availabe for charity
What is the site RSPCA NSW all about?
The RSPCA stands for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and NSW stands for New South Wales, which is an area of Australia. So the site is about the RSPCA organization that covers New South Wales and do the same sort of job as this organization would in the UK.
