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Fair comment. . It’s a difficult act to juggle. On one hand RSPCA are the leading Animal Welfare Authorities so we would expect Hugh to be outraged by breeding factories being allowed to operate here in Australia to export puppies for food.
From what I have heard of him I don’t think he would support that at all.
If he wasn’t complaining we should be even more worried.
I am not sure if he’s a control freak or he has been controlled in the past either.
I guess what the public really want to know is what else are Hugh and RSPCA National going to do about puppy factories in Australia breeding to export for food.
What will RSPCA DO about this if given more power?
Will they perhaps hand back the power to the DPI under State Government MOU leaving it up to the Government to control this as has been done with farm animals.
This is mostly the case with farm animals
Some times people can be mislead about RSPCA. They do some wonderful things for dogs and cats with the help of the public who volunteer their time. RSPCA inspectors and CEOs wages are made up by grants from both federal and state Governments for their wages cars holidays etc.
I think you will find each CEO is actually employed by RSPCA National.
Given RSPCA Nationals close ties with MOUs to DPI and Governments your quite right when you say lets find out more before passing any more powers imo..