Animal died in care of SPCA

On 21 December 24 we adopted a little doggie from Randburg SPCA. I begged them several times to release the doggie before the Christmas holidays. Everytime they gave me the cold shoulder or an excuse. I told them that doggie can not stay in their kennels over New year as they are very sensitive to fireworks. I begged them to give me the doggie before new years eve. On monday they toll me the spca inspector will inspect my property on Tuesday. As expected they didnt. I adopted from Randburg spca but Roodepoort is supposed to do the property inspection. 12 days later this inspection was still not done with spca branches just passing the buck. Upon inquiring today 2 December, 12 days after the adoption process started on when I can collect the doggie I found out the doggie died in its kennel, possibly the result of fireworks. It appears as if it was only found on the 2nd If January. Im convinced no one checked or fed the animals yesterday ( new years day) as it was a public holiday. This suffering and cruel death of the animal could have been prevented if red tape and berocraccy coupled with a dont care attitude didn't stand in the way of homing an animal. The death and suffering of this poor animal was so unnecessary if co operation between Randburg and Roodepoort existed I