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| RIP Dawn, your pursuit of justice and your determination in the face of evil was an inspiration to all. Your work will continue! |
Former inspector Dawn Aubrey-Ward, 43, first spoke out about practices at the charity in December, warning that they were unnecessarily killing animals.
Ms Aubrey-Ward said that the response was “evil” and that the charity had put her through “hell”, tweeting: “They ruined my life”.
In the months before her body was found at her home in Somerset by one of her children she had approached other newspapers, according to the Times.
The day before she was found dead she is said to gave posted on Facebook: "That's it, I give up. I am unemployed, broke, struggling and allegedly 'damaged'."
In the article in the Mail on Sunday in December Ms Aubrey-Ward claimed that
she was forced to put down healthly pets during her two year career with the
RSPCA because they could not be re homed.
Thousands of animals, particularly dogs, were being killed unnecessarily, it was said.
Afterward the RSPCA’s head of press issued a statement claiming the story was “inaccurate and biased”, adding: “Please be aware of the fact that Dawn Aubrey-Ward is a disgruntled former employee of the RSPCA who was subject to a disciplinary investigation for alleged theft of animals.
“She left the organisation with matters still pending.
“There were also police concerns drawn to the RSPCA's attention of irregularities relating to her possession of firearms and some welfare concerns regarding animals under her care during her working time for us.”
She tweeted in response: "They really are stooping low! My animals are happy healthy and as for concerns omg! That is evil!"
The ‘theft’ related to a tortoise she had taken home from a police station and the firearms related to the storage of a gun and ammunition used to destroy animals.
Jonathan Rich, a friend and barrister, described the RSPCA treatment of her as “disgraceful” and said it had made it hard for her to find work.
Ms Aubrey-Ward openly admitted she suffered with “severe depression”, but asked “hardly surprising is it?”
An inquest into her death has been opened and adjourned.
Thousands of animals, particularly dogs, were being killed unnecessarily, it was said.
Afterward the RSPCA’s head of press issued a statement claiming the story was “inaccurate and biased”, adding: “Please be aware of the fact that Dawn Aubrey-Ward is a disgruntled former employee of the RSPCA who was subject to a disciplinary investigation for alleged theft of animals.
“She left the organisation with matters still pending.
“There were also police concerns drawn to the RSPCA's attention of irregularities relating to her possession of firearms and some welfare concerns regarding animals under her care during her working time for us.”
She tweeted in response: "They really are stooping low! My animals are happy healthy and as for concerns omg! That is evil!"
The ‘theft’ related to a tortoise she had taken home from a police station and the firearms related to the storage of a gun and ammunition used to destroy animals.
Jonathan Rich, a friend and barrister, described the RSPCA treatment of her as “disgraceful” and said it had made it hard for her to find work.
Ms Aubrey-Ward openly admitted she suffered with “severe depression”, but asked “hardly surprising is it?”
An inquest into her death has been opened and adjourned.
3 comments:
Dawn had honesty, integrity and a genuine love of animals. She was treated very badly by the RSPCA for having these admirable qualities.
She found it difficult to find work within animal welfare because she would have need a reference from the RSPCA....Their vindictive spite knows no bounds.
I hope she can be at peace knowing that we will all carry on with what she was trying to achieve, bringing the RSPCA to a thorough investigation.
She would have been welcomed with open arms by The Islamic Humane Society for Animals. She exposed evil.
I am pushing via the media for a Public Enquiry into the RSPCA who I allege are a corrupt, cruel, callous, aggressive, bullying bunch of Police look-alike thugs who attack as a means of defence against their own massive abuse to animals and people but bigger empires than that have fallen. The Police should not be enlisted as their Enforcers. And the government MUST act now against these prancing narcissist prima donnas and ponces in para-military iniforms in an outfit governed by freemasons. Ullah is the greatest.
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