I consider this to be CRUELTY TO ANIMALS in its worst form, because such treatment is intentional by "Professionals"

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In Response To: Thanks to the power of the internet and networking this dog has been saved from death. But who gets helped by the Biscuit Fund and who doesn't? *LINK* ()

ADOPTABILITY IS THE PRIME CONSIDERATION FOR APPROVAL OF FUNDS.

Well, well, BC SPCA, if you had not lost me already many times before, you certainly would lose me with a policy statement such as this one.

What it means to me is, if it looks like the animal needing help may be difficult to adopt, or sell, it will be left to suffer until it dies, or will be killed outright.

I consider this to be CRUELTY TO ANIMALS in its worst form, because such treatment is intentional by "Professionals".

To my mind this is such a horrible and incomprehensible policy. I can only think, that all, who are responsible for such a policy, should be forced to resign immediately, in order to let other qualified persons, who have a clear understanding of what PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS really means, take over the responsible positions within the BC SPCA.

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Thanks to the power of the internet and networking this dog has been saved from death. But who gets helped by the Biscuit Fund and who doesn't? *LINK*

THE SPCA Itself Says Adoptability is the Prime Consideration for Approval of Funds

Biscuit Fund Criteria

Hmmm, makes you wonder what they were doing with all the money you sent them before...

I consider this to be CRUELTY TO ANIMALS in its worst form, because such treatment is intentional by "Professionals"

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