Animal Cruelty- Know the sickening truth and how you can help the RSPCA in their mission to make it STOP

Thank you very much for giving your time to read our blog. We are Alex and Isla and we feel very strongly about the terrible issue of animal cruelty. Many animals suffer from real abuse such as being starved hurt or abandoned by their owners for reasons that they cannot control. Nethertheless the RPSCA was established to prevent these terrible actions from happening and so far they have saved millions of animal’s innocent lives by rescuing them, giving them a place to live, food to eat and making sure that they don’t ever have to suffer under the hands of an irresponsible owner ever again.

An example of this is Johnny. Johnny is a little Rottweiler puppy and was found by the RSPCA suffering from severe dehydration and was close to death along with his litter of 7.

His frail image, of course, was as a result of mistreatment and neglecting by his original owner. Thankfully, the RSPCA were able to make a different by treating him for dehydration and E.coli and he is now just as a pup should be: curious, mischievous and raring for adventure.

 

 

Thanks to the RSPCA, his 6 brothers and sisters have all been rehomed and love their new life without fear of abuse or rejection. Johnny himself is still waiting for new parents and loves his new life. This is all down to the RSPCA’s actions. He’s a handsome chap that appears to be well fed and watered, who loves nothing more than to have his tummy scratched. The picture of Johnny above shows him enjoying his new life as he should, free of the fear of neglect or homelessness thanks to the RSPCA who devoted their time to looking after him until he was cured of his dehydration and other illnesses. We believe in what they do to make a better world for animals and support their campaign for it.

Again you have our deepest gratitude for caring about this situation and reading our blog. Please now take the time to post a comment and tell us your thoughts on the matter. Specifically, we would be really pleased if you cared to answer the following questions:

1. Have you learned about the RSPCA from reading our blog?
2. Would you now be willing to donate towards the RSPCA?
3. Would you start or join a fundraising campaign to raise money for the RSPCA?
4. Would you sign up to receive a newsletter giving you information about the work of the RSPCA on the RSPCA website?
5. Would you tell your family and friends about the RSPCA and encourage them to help support the RSPCA?

Please could you please also tell us your home town and the country you live in.

Please visit the RSPCA website at: http://www.rspca.org.uk/home

By Alexandra and Isla