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RSPCA: stop assuring animal cruelty

Last updated: October 13, 2024 2:42 am
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Trust in the RSPCA has taken a significant hit after the release of undercover investigation footage showcasing the appalling conditions on RSPCA Assured farms. The shocking footage reveals animals crammed into factory farms, pens filled with excrement, and animals left to die from disease, injury, starvation, and dehydration.

A recent survey of 2,000 UK participants conducted by the For Charlie campaign asked respondents to view a video showing the distressing conditions on RSPCA Assured farms. The footage, obtained by Animal Rising and other animal welfare organizations, has sparked outrage among the public.

Dr. Robert Udale, public research lead at Animal Think Tank, who conducted the survey on behalf of the For Charlie campaign, expressed concern over the decline in public trust in the RSPCA Assured scheme. He emphasized the need for immediate change to address the issues raised by the disturbing footage.

The survey results revealed that a third of the public believes that farming animals should be stopped altogether. Additionally, half of the respondents stated that the RSPCA Assured scheme contradicts the organization’s mission to prevent cruelty to animals.

In response to the survey findings, an open letter has been sent to the RSPCA urging them to discontinue the Assured scheme and promote a plant-based future. The letter, signed by celebrities such as Joanna Lumley, Moby, Bryan Adams, and Will Young, as well as 60 pro-animal organizations, highlights the need for reform in animal farming practices.

Notably, musician Brian May resigned as vice president of the RSPCA after supporting the For Charlie campaign and advocating for a kinder future for farmed animals. The letter accuses the RSPCA Assured scheme of failing to ensure the well-being of farmed animals and misleading the public about animal cruelty in the farming industry.

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The investigation video contrasts the idyllic images portrayed in RSPCA Assured promotional adverts with the grim reality of conditions on certified farms. This stark contrast has sparked widespread debate in the media and on social platforms.

In response to the public outcry, Chris Sherwood, the chief executive of the RSPCA, acknowledged the need for change in animal farming practices. He emphasized the importance of reducing the number of animals farmed and promoting a shift towards plant-based diets to improve animal welfare.

The revelations from the undercover investigation have prompted calls for reform within the RSPCA and the wider animal farming industry. The public’s demand for transparency and accountability underscores the urgency of addressing the systemic issues plaguing animal welfare in the UK.

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