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Carol D
1 reviews | Active since Sept 2015
30 Sept 2015, 09:30
PLEASE adopt privately
SPCA signs people into contracts where the animal will never be yours, and they have the right to access your property any time and uplift the animal if they feel you violated their contract in any way.They are very quick to fetch the police and seize animals that you cherise and love,and took for treatment and were indeed listening to a private vet's advice when they decided to seize.To breach their contract is way too easy-so worded to ensure you have no rights and the animal will never be yours-thats why you see a dog up for adoption-underfed-probably seized for no good reason, and a cat whos owners apparently never collected her-probably like us broke the contract on a date,but following our vet's advice
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SPCA's replyOfficial
30 Sept 2015, 15:03Hello illuminati9,
The SPCA has a very strict adoption policy for very good reasons. We receive and remove animals from sometimes terrible situations and we will not allow them to go back to such situations, which is why we have a strict adoption application process and a strict contract to protect the animals when they leave. We remain responsible for the animals in our care and therefore check up on them regularly to ensure that they are settling in well and are still happy and well cared for in their new homes.
We have had to reclaim animals before due to breach of contract, which includes various aspects including abuse and neglect. We cannot comment on your situation as we do not have all the facts. If you could please email us the details and the SPCA that you are referring to, we can look into the matter and ask the relevant Management Committee of that SPCA for a response.
Please e-mail detailed information to ***
Thank you and regards
Society Liaison Unit
National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA)
The SPCA has a very strict adoption policy for very good reasons. We receive and remove animals from sometimes terrible situations and we will not allow them to go back to such situations, which is why we have a strict adoption application process and a strict contract to protect the animals when they leave. We remain responsible for the animals in our care and therefore check up on them regularly to ensure that they are settling in well and are still happy and well cared for in their new homes.
We have had to reclaim animals before due to breach of contract, which includes various aspects including abuse and neglect. We cannot comment on your situation as we do not have all the facts. If you could please email us the details and the SPCA that you are referring to, we can look into the matter and ask the relevant Management Committee of that SPCA for a response.
Please e-mail detailed information to ***
Thank you and regards
Society Liaison Unit
National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA)
Best regards,
SPCA's reply30 Sept 2015, 15:03
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Hello illuminati9,
The SPCA has a very strict adoption policy for very good reasons. We receive and remove animals from sometimes terrible situations and we will not allow them to go back to such situations, which is why we have a strict adoption application process and a strict contract to protect the animals when they leave. We remain responsible for the animals in our care and therefore check up on them regularly to ensure that they are settling in well and are still happy and well cared for in their new homes.
We have had to reclaim animals before due to breach of contract, which includes various aspects including abuse and neglect. We cannot comment on your situation as we do not have all the facts. If you could please email us the details and the SPCA that you are referring to, we can look into the matter and ask the relevant Management Committee of that SPCA for a response.
Please e-mail detailed information to ***
Thank you and regards
Society Liaison Unit
National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA)
The SPCA has a very strict adoption policy for very good reasons. We receive and remove animals from sometimes terrible situations and we will not allow them to go back to such situations, which is why we have a strict adoption application process and a strict contract to protect the animals when they leave. We remain responsible for the animals in our care and therefore check up on them regularly to ensure that they are settling in well and are still happy and well cared for in their new homes.
We have had to reclaim animals before due to breach of contract, which includes various aspects including abuse and neglect. We cannot comment on your situation as we do not have all the facts. If you could please email us the details and the SPCA that you are referring to, we can look into the matter and ask the relevant Management Committee of that SPCA for a response.
Please e-mail detailed information to ***
Thank you and regards
Society Liaison Unit
National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA)
Best regards,