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The blame game is an old, tried-and-true SPCA tactic

The blame game is an old, tried-and-true SPCA tactic. While getting hundreds of thousands of animals a year from pet dumpers to sell, it blamed the resulting pet-dumping culture on all those "irresponsible" dumpers. And then it "dumped" all unsellable animals by killing them.

For fifty years it blamed the pet overpopulation problem on "irresponsible" people who didn't sterilize their pets, but it didn't even sterilize the animals that it sold. And it let its own employees and Directors breed and sell animals.

For fifty years it profited from the pet overpopulation problem in contracts to dispose of the unwanted and from free product to sell. And every so often it put out a press release about how sad pet-overpopulation is and how "irresponsible" everyone but it is.

Why bring this up again? Because this little bit of P.R. fluff shows the SPCA is still milking the blame game for all it is worth. It is still not honest.

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Frisky feral felines are roaming our city streets, and we have only ourselves to blame, says the B.C. SPCA *LINK*
If Ms Gourkow means the SPCA by "ourselves" she has never been more right
The blame game is an old, tried-and-true SPCA tactic
Where is the SPCA's feral cat assistance program?
In some places they seem to refer all feral cat concerns to the small cat rescues, who are over-crowded, over burdened, and broke
To blame the public is like saying, why do we need police
Wow, if that is how Ms. Gourkow and the SPCA feel they must worship the ground I walk on *LINK*
The SPCA is still euthanizing feral cats. How much closer are they to a solution than they were in 2001?
Victoria has a stray and feral cat crisis brewing: Victoria SPCA has closed its doors to cats
Has the BC SPCA had a morally acceptable feral cat program or policy that actually works?
Another unanswered letter to the BC SPCA Re: BC SPCA Animal Surrender Policy
Nanaimo: Cats 'overwhelm' local SPCA shelter
SPCA does nothing for feral cats: The stories are legion: First Ave and Rupert

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