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All I can hope is that people keep lobbying them about this, maybe those of you who are concerned on here could do so as well. If I had witnessed such abuse of a neighbour's cat, I quite simply wouldn't let up. I have done similar in the past until they had to respond. I also donate an amount to them every month, I have told them this will stop, if they don't help this cat (and the other one, I believe he has two).
That's good to hear, LB - I suspect that there are still pockets of local excellence managing to provide a decent service despite the lack of central leadership - that's also been my experience with other large charities that are foundering at a national level.

I apologise to the undoubted numbers of good local RSPCA workers for tarring them with a broad brush criticism that is (in my opinion) well deserved at a higher level.
Dave there is another side as a friend of mine, where I lived in North Yorkshire, resigned from managing an RSPCA shelter because she couldn't bear having to put so many dogs to sleep. As you will know there are just too many dogs without a home and if people don't adopt them then it's curtains for the poor things.
I see the Blue Cross is asking for a prosecution in the cat kicking case. Good.
What also annoyed me was I tried to email the Football Club getting an email address from their website, as expected after a few minutes, it came back with 'address not known' despite it being the address supplied. I suspect it has been blocked knowing, as they probably did, that there would be a lot of complaints. I'm pretty certain nothing will happen to this vile thug.
On the News tonight it was reported he has apologised and said his catSSS are well and healthy.
So that's OK then, he hopes.
Yes, he has two cats who are well and cherished according to him ! He has a strange way of showing how to cherish a loved pet !
I really hope he's prosecuted so that his children see that is not the way we treat our animals and that there is a price to pay when we abuse them.
West Ham aren't too bothered. He's playing tonight.
I am absolutely disgusted by this news. He should be sacked from the club, but what do they do? They let him play tonight because he is a good player, an absolute disgrace. As a cat owner and lover I was so angry when I read about this. These cats should be removed from his ownership immediately and he should be prosecuted. He claims it was a one off incident. Once is too often for cruelty to animals.
Seriously, has anyone who has replied with disgust to this thread ever regretted a moment in their life?
A moment when they spat their dummy?
Please do tell.
there is no excuse for animal cruelty.
unspeakable bit of *** ...the club needs to boot HIM into touch
yes ozzie, we probably all do, the difference being that, I assume, none of us have punched or kicked a cat across the floor.
Disgusting creature, amazed Moyes fielded him yesterday even if the club hasn’t done anything.
Yes it's disgusting and yes he deserves the disgust thrown at him, but should he lose his livelihood because of it? Not in my view - that's far too harsh and those that are calling for it sound a bit 'pitchforky'.

However, it will be interesting to see if he doesn't get the sack, given the teacher who slapped her horse did get the boot (which was also a too harsh a punishment in my view).
he's a role model for kids.. and deserves to be booted !
I don’t think he should be sacked but at the very least be benched for a few game’s.
banned for life from keeping any animals.
I hope he was booed off the pitch. ****
He was and throughout the game.

Banned for life of keeping pets yes I agree

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