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Old 18-04-2008, 08:55 AM
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Talking of the RSPCA I would just like to add my twopennith.......

I donate to them every month by Direct Debit and have done for years. I therefore would not use a voucher and take advantage of that when there are more people out there that really do struggle to afford it
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Surely it was more for the females, as they have to be put under????
nope, we got a quote before we had Litma done and he was £45 and the quote for a bitch was £45. I was shocked myself, my two girl ferrets cost the same amount at the same vet.
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Old 18-04-2008, 12:50 PM
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Talking of the RSPCA I would just like to add my twopennith.......

I donate to them every month by Direct Debit and have done for years. I therefore would not use a voucher and take advantage of that when there are more people out there that really do struggle to afford it
The rspca will neauter those who cant afford it (on benefits)for free,the voucher scheme is for anyone! it allows you to have the job done for £10,if they couldnt afford to do these promotions why do they advertise and do them so often??i cant see how doing this can be taking advantage??
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The rspca will neauter those who cant afford it (on benefits)for free,the voucher scheme is for anyone! it allows you to have the job done for £10,if they couldnt afford to do these promotions why do they advertise and do them so often??i cant see how doing this can be taking advantage??
I believe it to be taking advantage becuase the RSPCA is a charity - its just my personal view
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The rspca will neauter those who cant afford it (on benefits)for free,the voucher scheme is for anyone! it allows you to have the job done for £10,if they couldnt afford to do these promotions why do they advertise and do them so often??i cant see how doing this can be taking advantage??
Because the RSPCA are very pro-neuturing which I totally agree with. They do things like this so often as they want to give people on lower incomes the opportunity to neuter.

When we got our kittens from the RSPCA we got vouchers for free neuturing included in the price of the cats.
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The rspca will neauter those who cant afford it (on benefits)for free,the voucher scheme is for anyone! it allows you to have the job done for £10,if they couldnt afford to do these promotions why do they advertise and do them so often??i cant see how doing this can be taking advantage??
It's taking advantage Clare because they are not a government funded charity-so they have to self raise their funds and awareness-so when someone who's acquired lots of animals,uses them to by breed and then has a change of heart or appear to and then blags the charity to neuter/spay them-in my opinion it's taking advantage unnecessarily-when these people should have been responsible in the first place or had the means to hand or not had as many animals to begin with-and draining funds in this way means that research for many other ailments etc aren't available-they do these promotions because rescue centres for all cats/animals are well over stretched as it isHope this gives you some food for thoughtOr maybe not-dunno which way your head is swinging at the minute
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It's taking advantage Clare because they are not a government funded charity-so they have to self raise their funds and awareness-so when someone who's acquired lots of animals,uses them to by breed and then has a change of heart or appear to and then blags the charity to neuter/spay them-in my opinion it's taking advantage unnecessarily-when these people should have been responsible in the first place or had the means to hand or not had as many animals to begin with-and draining funds in this way means that research for many other ailments etc aren't available-they do these promotions because rescue centres for all cats/animals are well over stretched as it isHope this gives you some food for thoughtOr maybe not-dunno which way your head is swinging at the minute
well said !!! i could not say it better myself
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Old 18-04-2008, 08:22 PM
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Who said anything about,anyone taking in a collection of ex breeders to spay/neauter..not me, nor me.Yes that would take the p*** was simply stating service was there for anyone to use if they wanted to neauter a couple of cats for cut price.
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