Stop animal cruelty
05 May 2006, 10:19 PM
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I stumbled across it after somebody here posted a link to something else on a site. As I opened it I quickly closed it and felt sick.
That is if we are talking about the same video. Woman in high heels etc.
That is if we are talking about the same video. Woman in high heels etc.
05 May 2006, 11:17 PM
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If animal cruelty is something you really care about please do two things:
1) Give a few quid every month to an animal charity; either a national one such as rspca or cats protection or your local one.
2) If you suspect cruelty please call the rspca. It doesnt matter if you're wrong - but there is every chance you are right.
People tend to think charities like rspca have plenty of money. They dont but they have to spend a lot on reminding people how much they need peoples cash - its a vicious circle.
These charities rely on volunteers, people like me who have virtually no training but (look away now if you dont like details) spend their time picking up bits of kitten that a dog has mauled because some effin moron dumped a box of kittens in a park, picking barely alive kittens out of a wheelie bin on bin day, going into houses with anything from 20 - 40 cats all inbred, non vaccinated all malnourished, breaking into houses (with the police!) to rescue animals that have been abandoned by the owners etc etc.
Its going on in every town and village, every day.
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1) Give a few quid every month to an animal charity; either a national one such as rspca or cats protection or your local one.
2) If you suspect cruelty please call the rspca. It doesnt matter if you're wrong - but there is every chance you are right.
People tend to think charities like rspca have plenty of money. They dont but they have to spend a lot on reminding people how much they need peoples cash - its a vicious circle.
These charities rely on volunteers, people like me who have virtually no training but (look away now if you dont like details) spend their time picking up bits of kitten that a dog has mauled because some effin moron dumped a box of kittens in a park, picking barely alive kittens out of a wheelie bin on bin day, going into houses with anything from 20 - 40 cats all inbred, non vaccinated all malnourished, breaking into houses (with the police!) to rescue animals that have been abandoned by the owners etc etc.
Its going on in every town and village, every day.
sermon over
05 May 2006, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by brumdaisy
These charities rely on volunteers, people like me who have virtually no training but (look away now if you dont like details) spend their time picking up bits of kitten that a dog has mauled because some effin moron dumped a box of kittens in a park, picking barely alive kittens out of a wheelie bin on bin day, going into houses with anything from 20 - 40 cats all inbred, non vaccinated all malnourished, breaking into houses (with the police!) to rescue animals that have been abandoned by the owners etc etc.
Its going on in every town and village, every day.
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