I know that it is possible that the ringworm wasn't even evident when the kitten was sold. This could happen to anyone. As for replacing carpets etc, unless the child was very ill from the ringworm, why was that done? Absolutely unnecessary in my opinion. I had ringworm several times as a child - didn't we all? Big deal.

AAS has criticized the SPCA many times, when it is wrong, but on this one we side with the SPCA.

But we simply do not believe that the SPCA spent a thousand dollars, not when it cries poor over a couple of hundred dollars to fix an old dog's painfully rotten teeth.

Too bad SPCA keeps making itself look like silly liars.