Will Any Animal Lovers On Here Please Sign This Petition?

[ladybirder]

It's to stop Katie Price owning any more animals and here's why.

// 2 dogs have been ran over. Puppies were found dead drowning in a neglected swimming pool. A horse was run over on a motorway. Animals just go missing in her home never to been seen again. Her guard dog broke into her neighbours garden and killed their chickens. A dog trained to attack people also ripped her cat apart. \\

https://www.change.org/p/rspca-ban-katie-price-from-buying-anymore-animals

THANK YOU.

[Ellipsis]

Re the RNLI, I'm not often by the sea and didn't think of the RNLI very much, until a few years ago somebody very close to me was rescued by the RNLI and that means I now support them despite their problems. Without them, the world would be a worse place.

[ToraToraTora]

The actual guys that do the rescuing are heroes. You wanna see the plonkers that run the admin though!

[ladybirder]

TTT Thank you.

Barry, it seems not. When I first saw it I did notice that it showed a number of people had signed in the last few minutes or I wouldn't have bothered.

[barry1010]

I know the RSPCA has visited the Price residence at least twice in the last three years.

They can't be forced to take her to court to get a ban by a petition, they need evidence of neglect or cruelty.

The inspectors know more than the Daily Mail readers about the true situation.

[Countrylover]

Nice bloke. I have a vet friend who is actually well known in the equestrian sporting world who used to also work supporting the Rspca in court hearings. What you are saying is very true! And he's very rich!

Lottie

[Lie-in King]

Signed - ta for the heads-up, lb.

[ladybirder]

I live in the same area Barry. I'm saying no more.

[nicebloke1]

Cl 10.39. Its getting more difficult to know who to give too, regarding animal welfare and many other charities. Abuse to animals is the one thing that makes my blood boil, more so the ones that profit from it. I made the choice some time back to give to a local rescue centre near me, you can see what they spend the money on, ( you dont have to give them anything) you can just turn up and take the dogs they have in for a walk, you can spend all day there if you wish and take out 1 dog at a time. They are happy if you turn up with a bag of biscuits, or 2/3 tins of meat. You do need some ear plugs when you turn up, the dogs know why you've come :>))

[ladybirder]

NB1, that sounds just like one I support and used to foster their dogs before I got my current one from them. It's not Rescue Remedies is it? I'm sure you won't tell me if you don't want to.

[nicebloke1]

No LB, not that one. I have about 3 i know of not to far a drive from me, but i stick to the one nearer. I've had dogs and cats of my own in the past, but wont be having any more. So a place were you can have the same contact with many is good for me, and you get to help and walk many different ones, its a win all round.:>)

[ladybirder]

It certainly is NB1. They are so happy to see you. The lady who runs the one I mentioned travels the country, many times through the night, to rescue a dog due to be euthanased first thing next morning. Not dangerous, just one too many for the council kennel to accommodate. Got my latest little chap from there 3 years ago, I'm his 8th home!! I'm trying to live longer than him as can't bear to think of him having to go back to kennels.

[Countrylover]

I simply don't give money to large charities and support local ones. I used to be a vetter who visited the homes of prospective rehomers. All our animals over 51 years have been rescued. Usually ones who noone else would take. We're a couple of softies

[ladybirder]

Me too Lottie. My first question at the Rescue is which dog has been here longest that I can manage and needs a home the most.

Hasn't quite worked out this time as the little rogue manages me. He's definitely the boss.