Devastated Pat Seager watched in horror as inspectors stormed in and began filming and making notes on the 47 neglected or injured animals that had been left on her doorstep.
The RSPCA needs to review its "unjust" policy on animal cruelty prosecutions, MP Frank Field has said.
"The whole thing makes my blood boil…it is so unjust," he added.
The MP's concerns however were echoed by leading barrister Jonathan Rich who said he was very troubled by the sort of defendants who were becoming typical of RSPCA prosecutions. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7631635.stm
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| DONATIONS DRY UP FOLLOWING PENSIONERS PROSECUTION |
A "top priority" to ensure that "all available resources are set aside to ensure that the Animal Centre can continue to support RSPCA inspectors".
WE SAY
The same Inspectors who raided Pat Seager, have the ability to do this to ANYONE else.
Perhaps someone at the RSPCA's palatial HQ in Horsham will make the link between the activities of the inspectorate against animal lovers - like Pat Seager - and the "abuse" and "lack of funds" being experienced by the charity's long-suffering foot soldiers and volunteers?
Public stop donations after RSPCA prosecuted animal sanctuary pensioner Pat Seager.
WELL IT SERVES THEM RIGHT!
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| Pensioner Pat Seager is surrounded by police and RSPCA officials during the raid on her home |
A couple of years ago the local RSPCA inspectorate decided to prosecute the wildlife lady from Rock Ferry and take her to court. After that episode, a large number of Wirral people vowed they would never support the charity again and if that is the case, then the RSPCA have only themselves to blame for their dwindling funds. http://www.wirralglobe.co.uk/yoursay/wirralletters/8427094.RSPCA_has_only_itself_to_blame_for_dwindling_funds/
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| Pat is forced to watch helplessly as RSPCA and Police remove animals she rescued |
"I have never experienced anything so terrible in all my life."
Pat Seager
Chester branch of RSPCA face axe
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