D You Thin The Rspca Should Be Stripped Of Its Right To Procecute?

[cassa333]

I think they have at times been shown to be very gung-ho in some of its procecutions. Taking perfectly healthy and happy animals away from people that are simply not able to defend themselves. personally I think they should not be using the courts unless in extreme cases where the CPS does not.

Yes we can all bring a private prosecution and they should not be stripped of the ability in its entirety as it is a right to be able to do it but I just don't agree with them doing it without recourse to the CPS (unles they do and I missed that bit).

I do not give to the RSPCA because for me they should concentrate on animal welfare more than prosecution but I know others may not agree.

I just wonder what the general feeling is?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37987213

[hc4361]

A few years ago but the RSPCA are actively prosecuting those involved in hare coursing

http://www.politics.co.uk/opinion-formers/rspca-royal-society-for-the-prevention-of-cruelty-to-animals/article/rspca-two-found-guilty-of-hare-coursing