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Cuphandle, thanks for that, and I couldn't agree more about the RSPCA. I understand that arrangements with RSPCA Queensland are different from those in other states insofar as RSPCAQueensland does not have responsibility for the enforcement of POCTAA legislation with farm animals (ie they get the good news stories about companion animals and none of the bad about farm animals). They then get upset when groups like AAQ step in over farm animals.
I'm aware of the horses you mention (in Victoria?) - ALV has a great website RSPCA Watchdog. Horses don't actually have to be "down" to be seized - there would need to be exigent circumstances and a refusal to comply with directives, I suspect, but those are open to interpretation, and if the horses were as bad as they certainly appeared to be then there is no question that the RSPCA should have seized them. ALV has begged the RSPCA to act over shocking abuses in battery hen and meat chicken farms as well with no success. There has been plenty of similar cases elsewhere. It's clearly wrong to have a "charity" enforcing legislation and it is the only legislation to be so enforced - when that charity shows itself to be unwilling or unable to act. Every RSPCA branch is sitting on investments worth in the millions, provided by people who think they are protecting animals. They invest it rather than spending it on additional inspectors and winnable prosecutions.
PALE does actually have a website (watch out for the music!). But I still see much talk and no action about MoUs, (i.e. proof), any current operations (indicating progress in all these plans), likewise the statements attributed to other groups discussed here, nor do I see RSPCA Queensland representatives entering discussions here. Muslim leaders referred to are extraordinarily reticent as well.
PALE, as for what I do, I will confine my description to publicity, politics and science. Not (what would appear to be) imaginary slaughtering plants.
Yabby, the allusion to brown snakes escapes me a bit - what am I missing here?
Cheers
Nicky