The importance of distinguishing the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals from the less-caring Royal [English] version
From the Guardian today, above, and this below: The BBC presenter Chris Packham and the former Green party leader Caroline Lucas have resigned from the RSPCA animal-welfare charity, accusing the organisation of “legitimising cruelty”. It comes after an undercover investigation from Animal Rising, which campaigns for a plant-based food system, used hidden cameras to reveal animal cruelty at RSPCA-approved abattoirs. Packham, who was RSPCA president, and Lucas, who was vice-president, criticised the charity’s response to the videos. “I believe the charity has lost sight of its mandate to protect all animals from cruelty and suffering,” Packham said. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/dec/21/chris-packham-and-caroline-lucas-accuse-rspca-of-legitimising-cruelty For decades, I’ve noticed Scots talk of … Continue reading The importance of distinguishing the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals from the less-caring Royal [English] version
