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Is the RSPCA a charity?
Yes it is a charity, and was founded in 1824.
Who are the RSPCA acountable to?
RSPCA are a charity that help unwanted pets and animals.
Is the RSPCA commuinity?
The RSPCA is a self funding, non-profit charity.
What are the initials for the charity for wild and domestic fauna?
The RSPCA is the UK animal welfare charity.
What is the RSPCA slogan in UK?
The RSPCA's mission statement - taken direct from their web-site is... "The RSPCA as a charity will, by all lawful means, prevent cruelty, promote kindness to and alleviate suffering of all animals"
How does The RSPCA have a positive effect on society?
The RSPCA is a good charity to support because it helps loving animals that need a home. They feed, water and give a bed for the poor pets.
Who are the RSPCA and what work do they do?
It stands for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It is a charity that takes care of unloved and unwanted pets. EDIT: See related link for their web-site, which gives you a comprehensive guide to what the RSPCA does.
Is the RSPCA considered to be a business?
Yes it is as it is classified as a company although it is stil a charity. Hope this helps! suzzi dazzle
What if the RSPCA ended?
then bad things will happen to you and your family....
What types of pet insurance coverage does RSPCA offer?
The types of pet insurance coverage that RSPCA offers is that not only is it the leading UK animal welfare in charity, it provides services such as adoption, donating, being an ambassador, and grooming.
How many employees does the RSPCA have?
In the UK, 1505 employees with an additional 850 volunteers. Source: Charity Commission 2010
What does rspca stand for how long has the rspca been going for?
RSPCA stands for Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The charity was founded in a London cafè in 1824. Back then they were known as SPCA, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The charity was the first of its kind when it formed. It initially focused on protecting the health and welfare of Pit Ponies that worked in coal mines but soon branched out to safeguard the huge amount of enlisted service animals of the British Commenwealth allied forces during World war 1 & 2. The charity was awarded Royal patronage in 1837 and in 1840, Queen Victoria allowed the charity permission to add the Royal R to the beginning of the name, making it known as the RSCPA.
