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RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkCat managementThere's currently a lot of discussion about how to effectively manage cats in Australia, for many reasons including safeguarding our native wildlife, and also to ensure cats are kept safe and responsibly cared for. A big part of the conversation is how to manage 'stray' or unowned domestic cats. Often misunderstood, stray cats are a relatively small group compared to owned cats or feral cats, they are an important part of the issue as they may interact with both groups with potential risk of unplanned litters or spread of diseases, and for the unowned cats themselves the w...2025-07-0216 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkStories from the RSPCA InspectorateRSPCA Inspectors play an extremely important role in enforcing animal welfare legislation across the states and territories. Theirs is a role that can be both heartwarming and heartbreaking, sometimes all in the same day.This week we chat with Andrea Lewis, Head of Animal Welfare, RSPCA SA and Scott Meyers, Chief Inspector, RSPCA NSW to hear their stories from on the field, including their journey's to becoming RSPCA Inspectors, the highs, surprises and frustrations that come with the role plus many more questions and insights into helping all creatures great and small.2025-06-2540 min
The Poultry Network PodcastE3 Hook2Sisters, mergers and acquisitions in the egg sector, and the RSPCA reaches outIn this episode of the Poultry Network Podcast, hosts Tom Willings and Tom Woolman reflect on a pivotal fortnight for the UK poultry sector.🔹 Major Industry News: Hook2Sisters SaleThe episode opens with analysis of the landmark announcement that Hook2Sisters, the long-standing 50/50 joint venture between PD Hook and 2 Sisters Food Group, will be fully acquired by the Boparan Private Office—the investment vehicle of Ranjit Singh Boparan. This marks consolidation in the broiler supply chain. PD Hook will continue to operate a hatchery business, focusing on the independent market. Tom Willings gives a his...2025-06-2412 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkAnimals used in research"Just the mere act of housing animals in a laboratory environment has negative welfare impacts, so whatever happens to these animals as part of a study adds to this stress and suffering."Every day across Australia millions of animals of all species are used for research including mice, rats, fish, reptiles, rabbits, cats, dogs, farmed animals and monkeys. Many people are unaware of the scope and breadth of these experiments and the myriad of welfare impacts that result.Join our host Brian Daly as he speaks with Dr Di Evans, Senior Scientific Officer R...2025-06-1822 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkPreventing dog bite incidentsThere's no such thing as a bad dog, but all dogs can have good and bad days. The reasons that dogs may display aggressive or unwanted behaviours are varied and can often be a response to fear, anxiety, or past traumas they have experienced.Understanding dog behaviours and the signs they communicate to us through their body language is an important factor in managing and preventing aggression or fear-based incidents.Join our host Brian Daly as he discusses all things dog behaviour and dog safety with Dr Gabrielle Carter, Veterinary Specialist in Animal B...2025-06-1135 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkAnimals caught in domestic violenceDomestic violence is a significant issue in Australia, with recent reports stating 1 in 4 women and 1 in 8 men have experienced violence by an intimate partner or family member. And as nearly 70% of households in Australia have pets as part of their families, animals are often the forgotten victims in domestic violence situations. In fact, many victim-survivors may stay in a harmful relationship out of fear of what would happen to their animal if they left, or because they don't know where to turn for assistance.In this week’s episode, our host Brian Daly joins Ann-Margaret Wit...2025-06-0426 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkAn update on live sheep export."Think about it, you've got an animal that grows wool to make winter clothing and we're shoving them into these hot humid environments... it makes no sense."It's the pressing animal welfare issue that has Australians passionately debating, with the vast majority wanting to see live sheep export stopped for good.In 2024 after many inquiries and with mountains of evidence showing that not only was the trade broken, but inherently cruel, the Federal Government made the historic decision to legislate an end date for the live sheep export trade. In today's episode we s...2025-05-2826 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkKangaroo welfareKangaroos are widely recognised as one of Australia's most iconic species, known for their unique physical characteristics and cultural significance.While these animals are beloved by many, managing groups of peri-urban kangaroos who inhabit environments close to established city or rural centres poses a significant challenge.In this week's episode of Great and Small Talk, we chat with Kris Descovich, Senior Scientific Officer, RSPCA Australia about kangaroos, the challenges of managing the effects of peri-urban kangaroo inhabitation and the need to prioritise kangaroo welfare.2025-05-2119 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkPig confinement – beyond the sow stallPigs are social, intelligent and inquisitive animals who love to forage and explore, and who thrive in an enriched environment.Unfortunately for the majority of the roughly 2.5 million pigs farmed in Australia, their reality is quite different.Many Aussies are aware of sow-stall free products and choose to purchase them as a more welfare-friendly alternative. But beyond the sow-stalls, farmed pigs are still being confined to spaces not much bigger than their own bodies.On this week's episode our host Brian Daly is joined by Melina Tensen, Senior Scientific Officer (Farm Animals), RSPCA...2025-05-1414 min
The Divorce PodcastWho gets the dog? Legal truths, animal welfare and post-split pet arrangements with the RSPCAIn this episode, host Kate is joined by Dr Samantha Gaines, Head of the RSPCA’s Companion Animals Science and Policy department, and Carol Harte, Divorce Specialist at amicable, to debunk some common myths about separating with pets.About the episode:Kate, Carol and Samantha break down common myths about pet ownership during separation or divorce. They explain the legal realities, the emotional impact on pets – whether it’s a dog, cat or even a hamster – and share practical tips to help pets adjust to new routines. You'll also learn how to spot signs yo...2025-04-3028 min
Vegan Week157- RSPCA wants to ban cat cafes in the UKIn the UK this week, the RSPCA and Cats Protection UK have publicly spoken out against cat cafes; the businesses where customers can pay for the privilege of sipping lattes alongside (generally) rescued cats. But how are Dominic, Julie & Ant feline about this, and the rest of the week's animal rights news?!****************Enough of the Falafel is a community of people who love keeping on top of the latest news in the world of veganism & animal rights. With the Vegan Week podcast, we aim to keep listeners (& ourselves) informed & up-to-date with the latest developments that...2025-03-241h 10
The HR Uprising PodcastRSPCA- with Caroline McCagueLucinda is joined by Caroline McCague, the Director of People and Culture at the RSPCA, to discuss her inspiring journey and the unique challenges of working within a 200-year-old charity. Caroline shares insights into the RSPCA's broad mission of animal welfare, including their rescue operations, advocacy work, and the importance of governance in the charity sector. She reflects on her transition from professional services to a purpose-driven organisation, and talks about the significance of employee well-being and inclusivity in achieving the RSPCA's goals. KEY TAKEAWAYS Working at the RSPCA emphasises a strong connection to...2025-02-0334 min
How I Learned to Love ShrimpBen Newman on campaigning against the RSPCA and the role of welfare labelsBen Newman has had a colourful past few years, being one of Animal Rising’s co-directors and being arrested multiple times for various bits of direct action and disruptive protest. Now, Animal Rising has turned its attention to campaign against the RSPCA, the world’s largest animal charity, for running the RSPCA Assured scheme. This has been quite a divisive campaign within the animal advocacy movement, with some, including both co-hosts, having fairly big questions about the effectiveness of this campaign.00:00:00:00 | Intro00:04:55:02 | Direct Action Rescues00:10:01:20 | Mass Arrests Strategy00:13:40:07 | RSPCA Assured00:19:19:10 | End of An...2025-01-211h 05Vegan Week118- Veganuary co-founder applies to be RSPCA chiefThis week the co-founder of Veganuary and VFC, Matthew Glover very publicly threw his hat into the ring to become the new CEO at the RSPCA. Mark, Julie, Dominic & Anthony ponder whether Glover really wants the job, as well as discussing a dozen other stories from the vegan & animal rights space from the last week or so.****************Enough of the Falafel is a community of people who love keeping on top of the latest news in the world of veganism & animal rights. With the Vegan Week podcast, we aim to keep listeners (& ourselves) informed & up-to-date...2024-11-251h 08
Third Sector PodcastChris Sherwood on the RSPCA's growth, governance and coalitions for changeLucinda Rouse and Emily Burt are joined by Chris Sherwood, chief executive of the RSPCA, to reflect on his six years at the charity before he moves on to the top job at the NSPCC.Chris likens the reality of navigating the RSPCA’s significant public profile to operating in a goldfish bowl.He stresses the importance of stimulating engagement with the charity’s extensive branch network to instigate culture change and provides his thoughts on the voluntary sector under Sir Keir Starmer's Labour government.Also in the episode, Lucinda and Emily hear from...2024-10-2539 min
Vegan Week102- Sir Brian May resigns as RSPCA Vice PresidentOver the last few weeks, pressure has been increasingly growing on the RSPCA to drop its 'Assured' campaign. In this episode, Paul, Mark & Anthony examine some of the different actions being levelled against the welfare charity and discuss what might happen next. We also look at half a dozen other stories from the vegan & animal rights space from the last week or so.****************Enough of the Falafel is a community of people who love keeping on top of the latest news in the world of veganism & animal rights. With the Vegan Week podcast, we aim...2024-09-3056 min
Talking Couch PotatoesEP26: The Legislation Dilemma: RSPCA WA and Greyhound AdvocacyIn this episode of 'Talking Couch Potatoes', Mel has a chat with Ben Cave, CEO of RSPCA Western Australia, to discuss the unique challenges the organization faces in advocating for racing greyhounds.
Ben sheds light on the legislative restraints that limit the RSPCA's role in greyhound welfare and shares insights into the broader challenges confronting the RSPCA WA.
Despite these hurdles, he highlights the incredible work they do in animal welfare through their inspectorate, advocacy, and education programs.
A must-listen for anyone passionate about the future of animal protection in Australia, and how...2024-09-2740 min
The Pawsome CompanionRescuing Lives with RSPCA SA's Carolyn Jones & KingJoin us for our very first episode of The Pawsome Companion podcast! We're excited to welcome Carolyn Jones, Media Manager of RSPCA SA, and her adorable dog King, who's a survivor of a puppy farm rescue. In this heartwarming conversation, Carolyn shares the incredible work of RSPCA SA, the profound impact of pets on our mental health, and how the organisation supports the wider community.
Get ready for a dose of inspiration and animal love!
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...2024-09-1332 minVegan Week96- RSPCA CEO resigns...did the vegans do it?Chris Sherwood, CEO of the RSPCA for the last 6 years has announced is resignation; Animal Rising reckon their pressure campaigns are a contributing factor...but does it matter? What opportunities could this present for the animal rights movement? Kate, Julie & Ant discuss this, as well as twelve other stories from the week's vegan & animal rights news covered in today's show...****************Enough of the Falafel is a community of people who love keeping on top of the latest news in the world of veganism & animal rights. With the Vegan Week podcast, we aim to keep listeners...2024-09-091h 05
The Asia for Animals podcastLeading with compassion: 200 years of RSPCA!Ever wondered what it’s like to lead the world’s oldest animal welfare organization? Or how the RSPCA UK is preparing for its remarkable 200th anniversary?
This episode with the CEO Chris Sherwood, explores the legacy and evolution of RSPCA, their rebranding, and the daily work that drives their mission forward.
Tune in to discover what makes this historic organization a continued force for animal welfare around the globe!
2024-08-1533 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkAnimal welfare in horse racingFor some Australians, a day at the races is a tradition, a national pastime for people to have a punt and watch their favourite horse race along the track in hope of that big win. But behind the celebratory air, is a dark side riddled with animal welfare issues.From the oversupply of racehorses, questionable training techniques, the use of whips and the physical toll racing takes on the horses involved, it's an industry that is in urgent need of improvement.The animal welfare science and the expectation of how we care for a...2024-07-2216 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkDelving into dairy cow welfareGrowing awareness of animal welfare has led many caring Australians to actively seek more conscious choices with the products they buy. For some products this is easy, with clear labels on the packaging that identify higher-welfare practices. But when it comes to dairy these labels are largely absent, making it nearly impossible for the average shopper to know if the cheese or milk they select is from a producer with good standards of welfare for their cows. Join Dr Natalie Roadknight – Senior Scientific Officer at RSPCA Australia to delve into all things dairy, including how dair...2024-06-2124 min
Compassion & Cucumbers Vegan PodcastEp 144 The RSPCA Assurance Scheme EXPOSED! Vegan Hot Dog Scandal - A New Vegan Recipe!Send us a textHey Pickles!We hope this episode finds you well.Fair warning: There is talk of animal abuse in this episode.Our Main Topic this week is the incredible investigation done by Animal Rising into the fraud that is the RSPCA Assurance Scheme. The RSPCA is supposed to be looking out for the welfare of animals, but has fraudulently approved the conditions on many farms in England and Scotland. Through the brave investigative work of Animal Rising, these farms have been found to have deplorable conditions. They found...2024-06-1858 minVegan Week75- RSPCA Assured under fire from animal rights advocatesPeter Egan, Andrew Knight, The Animal Justice Project & Animal Rising are united in one cause at the moment: To bring down the RSPCA Assured Scheme, where certain animal products are deemed as being 'produced' in a n acceptable way. Does the scheme protect animal welfare, or does it effectively advocate for animals being exploited?Ant, Paul & Julie discuss just the one big news story this week, but go in deep- Is this the beginning of the end for RSPCA Assured? Or does society 'need' the idea of ethical meat for a bit longer, before abolition becomes a...2024-06-1738 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small TalkWhat to know about keeping cats safe and happyWe know cat caregivers want to provide the very best life for their feline companions, so they are happy and healthy and live a long time. And we know that to give cats the best change at this, the RSPCA’s position is that cats should be kept at home. But why is keeping cats at home important? And what does that look like?How do we provide an environment at home that meets all a cats needs including enrichment and the ability to express natural cat behaviours while making them safe and comfortable?...2024-05-0626 min
Surrey Voices: The Disability PodcastNational Pet Day with PETA, RSPCA, Four Paws and Magic Ponies.Join us as we celebrate national pet day. National pet day is a day for us to come together and celebrate the joy that pets bring into peoples lives and encourage people to help reduce the number of animals in shelters.
We wanted to talk all things animals and find out how we can do our bit to advocate for animals.
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RSPCA Australia's Great & Small Talk🦆 Quacking into the questions about farmed ducksFarmed ducks need our attention ... Ducks are truly remarkable birds, curious and vocal; and it’s a delight for many to watch groups of these inquisitive animals waddle about their local parks and waterways. But what about farmed ducks? What is life like for them on a farm? What are the welfare issues we need to start quacking on with? Join Dr. Sarah Babington - Scientific Officer at RSPCA Australia to answer these questions (and more!) in this episode of RSPCA's Great & Small Talk. 2024-04-2414 min
Gun News Australia: the latest news for Aussie shootersDUCK HUNTING: RSPCA reneges on key commitmentWITH THE VICTORIAN DUCK SEASON starting this week, we thought we’d do a bit of digging to show how hypocritical our opponents are.
In 2016 and when the RSPCA was put in the spotlight, their CEO, Liz Walker, gave a public commitment to stop advocating against duck hunting.
Her commitment was “without reservation” – but that didn’t last. Last year, she told the Victorian Parliament that the RSPCA was firmly against duck hunting and will no doubt pop her head up when this year’s Victorian duck season opens on Wednesday 10 April.
WE ALSO give a qu...2024-04-0615 min
Better Together South ShoalhavenRSPCA ShoalhavenIn this episode of Better Together South Shoalhaven, we find out about the local RSPCA branch and what role volunteers play in keeping this vital service going. The RSPCA Shoalhaven branch is run exclusively by volunteers, who fundraise, develop foster networks and support pet owners who are struggling financially. It is vital and rewarding work and the Shoalhaven Branch welcomes volunteers with a love for the regions animals. It is really easy to get involved. Find out more by heading tohttps://www.rspcansw.org.au/who-we-are/locations/branches-and-supporter-groups/shoalhaven-volunteer-branch/And...2024-03-0108 min
Animal Rights: the DebateThe RSPCA - after 200 yearsAs the oldest animal welfare society in the world, the RSPCA is synonymous with campaigning against cruelty to animals. Founded in 1824 by William Wilberforce and others who had brought about the end of the slave trade, the RSPCA soon became supported by the great and the good, with Queen Victoria its patron. Two hundred years later, we celebrate the RSPCA's achievement in putting cruelty at the heart of the nation's concerns, but we also ask about the challenges ahead. The intensive farming of animals is widely condemned, and the RSPCA's approach is to support 'welfare' schemes that...2024-02-1545 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small Talk🐶 Dogs with exaggerated featuresSquishy faces, bulging eyes, curled tails ... Unfortunately, these features can represent serious health and welfare issues for certain breeds of dogs and cats (like Pugs, French Bulldogs, British/English Bulldogs and Scottish Fold cats). On this episode of Great & Small Talk, we chat with RSPCA Australia's Chief Science Officer Dr Suzie Fowler, to uncover the daily struggles experienced by these breeds as a result of the very features they’re known for, and what we can do help address these challenges. 2024-01-2420 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small Talk🐑 Mulesing – the welfare issue we need to be talking aboutMulesing is a painful surgical procedure that affects millions of Aussie sheep every year, but it's also a practice that many Australians know little about. One thing is for certain - mulesing is a welfare issue worth discussing, especially for those of us that choose to purchase products made from wool. In this episode, join RSPCA Australia Senior Scientific Officer Melina Tensen to get the facts. 2023-12-2118 min
Truth, Lies and WorkHow the BBC and RSPCA handle Trauma in the WorkplaceIn this episode of "Truth Lies & Workplace Culture," we tackle the intricate and often hidden issue of workplace trauma, a subject that remains shrouded in misunderstanding and silence. With the expertise of our special guests from the BBC and RSPCA, we explore the various forms and nuances of trauma that can permeate work environments. Our discussion opens with a deep dive into what constitutes workplace trauma, examining not only the overt incidents but also the subtle, chronic stressors that can lead to lasting psychological impact. We then tackle the unique challenges faced in...2023-12-0134 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small Talk🐮 What you need to know about calf roping in rodeos, and why it needs to endJoin host Brian Daly as he interviews RSPCA Australia’s Senior Scientific Officer Dr Di Evans, to explore the issues associated with rodeos calf roping. In this episode, we delve into the physical and mental impact of young calves who are subjected to this cruel event ... We'll also gain an insight into what Australians really think of calf roping in their respective state and territory jurisdictions, delving a little deeper into the most recent studies on the issue. This episode will give you a realistic look into rodeo calf roping, and how we all can play a role...2023-11-1618 min
RSPCA Australia's Great & Small Talk🥚 Egg labels: Cracking into the questionsIt can be a real minefield when it comes to egg labels, and conscious consumers want to be able to make a quick choice that they know is supporting good animal welfare. With 16.8 million hens laying eggs through various production methods, the size and scale of the Australian egg industry means that there are actually a lot of different businesses involved in the production of an egg, and widely differing welfare standards and impacts for animals. In Episode 1, we're talking all things egg and layer hen welfare with Talulah Gaunt, Manager - RSPCA Approved, to sh...2023-09-2526 min
Today In History with The RetrospectorsHumanity Dick and the RSPCAThe world’s first animal charity, the RSPCA, was set up on June 16th, 1824, by a small group of men who met in Old Slaughter’s Coffee House in St. Martin’s Lane, London.They had been brought together by Arthur Broome, a vicar and animal-welfare campaigner, but the main member of the group was Irish MP Richard Martin, widely known as “Humanity Dick” who had recently passed the first legislation of its kind against the mistreatment of horses and cattle. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly look into why in the 19th century p...2023-06-1611 min
The Underdog Vet PodcastS2: E3 - Dermot Murphy - RSPCA Inspectorate CommissionerWelcome to this episode of The Underdog Vet Podcast!
In this episode’s ‘Animal Advocate Interview’, I chatted with Dermot Murphy the Inspectorate Commissioner of the RSPCA.
The RSPCA is the UK’s largest animal welfare charity. Their work involves raising awareness through their campaigns, rescue and rehabilitation of animals through their network of veterinary hospitals and animal rehoming centres and fighting animal abuse through investigations and prosecutions.
Dermot has worked for the RSPCA for nearly 30 years, starting as an ambulance driver he progressed through the ranks to b...2023-03-311h 03
The Aussie Ag UpdateBusiness: Deep Dive into the RSPCA with Richard Mussell, RSPCA Australia CEOMeet Richard Mussell.He is the CEO of RSPCA Australia and has been since January 2020.The RSPCA is known for being committed to improving the welfare of millions of animals across Australia. The RSPCA has been operating for over 150 years, and RSPCA Approved has been part of the organisation for 25 years now. There’s a lot to learn when it comes to how the RSPCA implements higher animal welfare standards, and we’re hoping we can ask some of the questions you want answered. We sat down with Rich to understand more about how t...2023-02-2317 min
Charity ImpactChris Sherwood, RSPCA CEO on innovation, service improvement, governance, strategy and professional development (#8)“Its not right, it could be better and could be different.”
Chris Sherwood, RSPCA CEO on innovation, service improvement, governance, strategy and professional development (#8)
In this episode, some of the areas we discuss are:
Chris’ experience working in the charity sector, living with epilepsy, having a working class background and experiencing homophobia
Innovation and service improvement in a continuously changing world
Organisational change projects
Changing the governance model and strategy development at the RSPCA
Reflections on career and professional development.
For episode notes, links and other episodes, please visit https...2022-11-081h 06Charity ImpactChris Sherwood, RSPCA CEO on innovation, service improvement, governance, strategy and professional development (#8)“Its not right, it could be better and could be different.”
Chris Sherwood, RSPCA CEO on innovation, service improvement, governance, strategy and professional development (#8)
In this episode, some of the areas we discuss are:
Chris’ experience working in the charity sector, living with epilepsy, having a working class background and experiencing homophobia
Innovation and service improvement in a continuously changing world
Organisational change projects
Changing the governance model and strategy development at the RSPCA
Reflections on career and professional development.
For episode notes, links and other episodes, please visit https...2022-11-081h 06
Newcastle in the MorningWalk, Run or Roll to help RSPCA this monthFrom October 18-31, you can run, walk or roll 56km for the 56,000 complaints of animal cruelty reported to the RSPCA each year.The challenge began this week and it’s not too late to join fellow animal lovers dedicated to preventing cruelty.How can you become involved? Ben Wilheim, RSPCA NSW Fundraising Manager, joined us with all of the details.2022-10-2409 min
A Dog's Life with Anna WebbFirework Season with Dr Sam Gaines of the RSPCAWith firework season coming up Anna welcomes back Dr Sam Gaines of the RSPCA to chat about how you can start preparing your dog now to deal with fireworks that now start at Halloween, through Bonfire Night, Dwali, Christmas and New Year by learning to see the signs of stress in your dog and to create a safe space for them. Anna and Sam also talk about the progress (or lack there of) of various animal welfare bills currently in Parliament, the increase in dog biting, and a new media campaign to add more breeds to the list of...2022-10-2341 min
The Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerKate Smith - RSPCA BundabergThis week Duke is looking for a forever home, Duke is a friendly dog who gets on well with everyone. Kate from RSPCA Bundaberg joined Daniel to talk about Duke, RSPCA are also reporting that there has been an increase of surrenders due to the current housing crisis.2022-06-1504 min
Forever Classic 2CA Catch Up PodcastForever Classic 2CA - Holmsey and Jen and CEO of the ACT RSPCA Michelle RobertsonGreat news for the ACT and pet lovers! The RSPCA is getting a new purpose built facility.
Holmsey and Jen catch up with Michelle Robertson to celebrate the news and also talk about the responsibility of bring a pet into your life plus how the RSPCA has adapted to Covid restrictions.
2CA will also be sharing an RSPCA Pet of the Week every Saturday morning if you're looking for your new forever friend!
Photo by Danielle Nohra 2022-03-2406 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerLorin Grey - RSPCA BundabergCutie has been at the RSPCA shelter for over 100 days and is looking for a new home. Lorin Grey from RSPCA Bundaberg talked about Cutie.2022-03-2203 min
igroomhub Media PodcastInterview with RSPCA Victoria Ranger: Karen CollierEpisode 18Have you ever had a matted dog that has broken your heart? In this day and age, we are still dealing with uneducated clients or clients that for some reason or other are not willing to groom their dogs regularly.What can we do about it? Karen Collier from RSPCA talks to Nat about what can and should be done for customers that continue to neglect their dogs.For information about how you can contact the RSPCA, visit www.RSPCA.org.auwww.igroomhub.com.au2022-03-0330 min
iPET Network iLearniPET Network - Educating Tony - Kayleigh Curry Apprenticeship Manager at RSPCAKayleigh explains how the RSPCA has embraced and embedded apprenticeships into their organisation and the importance they play with individual development. We discuss the up coming Apprenticeship week 2022 and Kayleigh explains RSPCA's planned activities. We review the DOG GROOMER apprenticeship and the value this gives the industry. A very interesting listen from an organisation which values apprenticeships. 2022-01-3110 min
Subject ACTMichelle Robertson, CEO, RSPCA ACT, talks about how to care for your pets over the holiday seasonJoin Michelle Robertson, CEO, RSPCA ACT, as she talks about the tips and tricks to help your pet adjust to life after lockdown, plus how to keep your forever friends safe and happy over the holiday season.RSPCA Adopt a Pet: https://www.rspca-act.org.au/adopt-pet2021-12-0614 min
SubjectACTMichelle Robertson, CEO, RSPCA ACT, talks about caring for your pet over the holiday season.Join Michelle Robertson, CEO, RSPCA ACT, as she talks about the tips and tricks to help your pet adjust to life after lockdown, plus how to keep your forever friends safe and happy over the holiday season.
RSPCA Adopt a Pet: https://www.rspca-act.org.au/adopt-pet2021-12-0614 min
The Charity Leaders PodcastBeing a Leader of Leaders with Chris Sherwood, CEO of the RSPCAEpisode 7 and the final show in our first season of The Charity Leaders Podcasts, we were delighted to welcome the leader of the largest charity so far, Chris Sherwood, CEO of the RSPCA. The RSPCA does not need any introduction but maybe some people are not aware of how historical significant it is.Chris has been in the charity sector for his whole career and knew from an early age this was the route for him - maybe that’s why he became a CEO aged 34 and at just 37 was put in charge of the oldest animal ch...2021-11-1946 min
The Charity Leaders PodcastBeing a Leader of Leaders with Chris Sherwood, CEO of the RSPCAEpisode 7 and the final show in our first season of The Charity Leaders Podcasts, we were delighted to welcome the leader of the largest charity so far, Chris Sherwood, CEO of the RSPCA. The RSPCA does not need any introduction but maybe some people are not aware of how historical significant it is.Chris has been in the charity sector for his whole career and knew from an early age this was the route for him - maybe that’s why he became a CEO aged 34 and at just 37 was put in charge of the oldest animal ch...2021-11-1946 min
Veterinary RamblingsEp 49: Rum Ramblings With RSPCA Vet And Quizmaster Jon FitzmauriceThis week we're chatting to Jon Fitzmaurice!Jon is a rum enthusiast and an RSPCA Veterinarian. Jon and Julian went to vet college together in London, where Jon qualified in 1997. His first job was in Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, in a 5 vet surgery that had connections with the local RSPCA branch where he worked for 10 years. In 2008, He moved across town for his 2nd, and current, job to become a full-time RSPCA employee as the sole vet running the clinic.We get Jon chatting about shelter medicine, how to make difficult decisions, and wh...2021-08-1256 min
Creature Tales11. It's a parasite's worldWhile we may not like to think about it, the fact is, we are surrounded by parasites. Someone who has fully embraced these critters is Dr Susan De Burgh. Dr De Burgh currently works with pharmaceutical company, Elanco, which has been influential in helping prevent dogs from catching the deadly, tick-borne disease, Ehrlichiosis, in the northern parts of Australia. In this episode, Dr De Burgh discusses how her work is helping a wide range of animals stay safe and healthy in a world full of parasites.
Elanco is a corporate sponsor for RSPCA Victoria and supplies...2021-07-3118 min
Our Nation TodaySenator Malcolm Roberts calls for the RSPCA to be de-registered as a charity.In this podcast two guests join us to a discuss our modern-day RSPCA. What might surprise you is that this isn’t a heart-warming story.
The Royal Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, known as the RSPCA, dates to 1871 when a public meeting was held in Victoria in response to the ill treatment of horses. The QLD RSPCA was formed in 1883. The RSPCA is a household name and many consider it a beacon of respect and care for animals.
Today, the RSPCA has capitalised on its branding of animal welfare with producers and brand...2021-07-1733 min
The Brekky Bar with KimmiClaudia Jones - RSPCA Celebrations!Locally the RSPCA are celebrating 11 years and 150 years for RSPCA NSW. Doing everything they can to get animals and humans loved up!2021-07-1307 minCreature Tales10. In case of fire (part 2) - Koala HospitalKoalas are sadly one of the most seriously affected animals in the case of a bushfire. Werribee Open Range Zoo cared for more than 20 injured koalas during the 2020 bushfires. Now, the Zoo will be building a purpose-built koala hospital. This will be a facility dedicated to helping koalas and other animals recover from injuries related to bushfires.
The hospital is being built using funds from the RSPCA's bushfire appeal fund, with additional funding from Zoos Victoria. This proud partnership will help countless animals recover and return to the wild.
Hosted by Alexandra Keefe. 2021-07-0411 minCreature Tales9. In case of fire - part oneIn early 2020, the eyes of the world turned to Australia as bushfires ravaged the country.
This episode of Creature Tales (part one of two) is all about fires and the impact on wildlife.
Hear from RSPCA Victoria’s Dr Rupert Baker as he reflects on Black Saturday, the 2020 bushfires, nursing koalas back to health, and how climate change is shaping our future.
Hosted by Alexandra Keefe. 2021-06-1917 minCreature Tales6. Meet an RSPCA Victoria InspectorRSPCA Inspectors are on the front line when it comes to preventing animal cruelty. Responding to various reports of animal cruelty across the state each day, they are the ones that frequently rescue animals from horrendous situations and bring them to safety. But, there's more to the job than just seizing animals. Senior Inspector Steve Cook takes us through a day on the job, what the challenges are, and what keeps him coming back each day.
Hosted by Alexandra Keefe. 2021-05-0215 minCreature Tales3. Small creatures with big personalitiesHundreds of rabbits and guinea pigs come through RSPCA Victoria's doors each year. While these little ones can make incredible pets, many people don't know what a responsibility they can be. Animal attendant, Jess Collins, talks us through everything potential owners need to know.
Hosted by Alexandra Keefe.
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I think I'm in love - Charles Di Raimondo
Hit the road - Veshza 2021-03-3024 minCreature Tales2. Peter Alexander using fashion for changePeter Alexander, fashion designer and pyjama king, talks about his love for animals, his adoption story with RSPCA and why he chooses to promote animal welfare through his brand.
Hosted by Alexandra Keefe.
Music:
I think I'm in love - Charles Di Raimondo
Hit the Road - Veshza 2021-03-3019 minCreature Tales1. Pet PTSD, anxiety and behaviourDr Gabrielle Carter, one of only three vet behaviourists in Australia, discusses pet PTSD and anxiety. Two of RSPCA Victoria's animal behaviourists chat about helping animals thrive in a shelter environment.
Hosted by Alexandra Keefe
Music:
I think I'm in love - Charles Di Raimondo
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Creature TalesCreature Tales - TrailerWelcome to Creature Tales, a new podcast from RSPCA Victoria!
Creature Tales will feature interviews with animal experts from a wide range of fields. You'll learn about everything from conserving wildlife to calming down an anxious house cat. There'll be lots of engaging stories about all creatures great and small, plus plenty of tips and tricks for pet owners along the way.
If you love anything to do with animals, then this one is for you. Subscribe today, and be sure to leave us a review if you like what you hear.
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ESN | Stories & NewsRSPCA And Fire Service Rescue Cat Stuck 40 Feet Up Tree For Three Days And Reunited Him With His OwnerA cat that had been stuck 40 feet up a tree for three days was rescued by the RSPCA and fire service and has been reunited with his grateful owner.The black cat, called 'Salam', had climbed the tree near his home in Rothwell Avenue, in Accrington. Despite his owner and neighbours trying to entice him down with food the feline was too frightened to move.This episode is also available as a blog post: https://emergency-services.news/watch-rspca-and-fire-service-rescue-cat-stuck-40-feet-up-tree-for-three-days-and-reunited-him-with-his-owner/2021-03-1002 min
Talkin' Toowoomba07 December 2020 | The RSPCA ToowoombaWelcome to Ep 43 of the Talkin Toowoomba podcast, this week, we were invited to visit the RSPCA at Wellcamp and WOW what a facility they have out there. For those who know Vanity St, there is just no comparison.We hear about the great work they do, how you can get involved and their Santa Paws Photo 's on this coming weekend.The Talkin Toowoomba podcast, proudly supported by Recognition Plus, put your NAME, .. where it counts!. From promo gear and trophies, to name badges, they will help you be seen.In News of the Week2020-12-0621 minA Dog's Life with Anna WebbSam Gaines from the RSPCASee the dog walking guidelines (produced by the RSPCA, Dogs Trust and Pet Industry Federation) here: https://www.rspca.org.uk/webContent/staticImages/Downloads/DogWalkingGuide.pdfTwitter @ RSPCA_OfficialSam Gaines @SidneySnippets Order your Relaxopet from the good people at Pet Trade Innovations:https://pettradeinnovations.com/ Find out more about Earth Animal and order your No Hide Wholesome Chews today! Tell them Anna sent you!https://www.earthanimal.com/our-products/uk-no-hide-natural-treatsFollow Anna on:https://annawebb.co.uk2020-10-0441 min
RSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastTrailer - Have a sneak peek of RSPCA Australia's Humane Food Podcast2020-09-1701 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastWhat is the most humane way to handle animals prior to slaughter? With Leisha HewittBrian Daly interviews animal welfare researcher, consultant, and slaughter specialist Dr Leisha Hewitt. Leisha’s passion for animal welfare started at young age and was born from the empathy for animals her mother taught her to have. When choosing a place of study as a young adult it became obvious that the options for studying animal welfare weren’t as clear cut as they are today. Having opted to study meat science, Leisha was led down the path of researching animal welfare during slaughter. Now, Leisha holds a PhD in Clinical Veterinary Science, is a well-respected animal welfare...2020-08-0437 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastHow are farm animals transported in Australia and what can be improved? With Sarah and Melina from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Scientific Officer Dr Sarah Babington and Senior Scientific Officer (Farm Animals) Melina Tensen, to find out more about farm animal transportation in Australia. Farm animals are transported within Australia every day to other properties, saleyards, feedlots, abattoirs and export ports. Some of these journeys may involve distances of thousands of kilometres over several days. Transport is stressful for farm animals and can cause suffering and deaths. The RSPCA believes that animals should be transported in a way that avoids injury and minimises suffering or distress. Journey times should be as s...2020-07-2823 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastHow are antibiotics used in animal agriculture and should we be concerned? With Lauren Mackenzie from ColesBrian Daly interviews Lauren Mackenzie, Responsible Sourcing Manager for Agriculture at Coles. Lauren’s interest in agriculture started from a young age when she reared her own cattle and became involved in all aspects of their care. Including their veterinary treatments, which gave her early exposure to how antibiotics are used in animal production. Fast forward to the present day and Lauren’s role at Coles covers a host of responsible sourcing initiatives, in which animal welfare plays a big role. Antibiotics are a necessary part of providing animals with a good quality of life, by means of tr...2020-07-2121 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastWhy are male chicks culled in the egg industry and how can this be changed? With Mark Tizard from CSIROBrian Daly interviews Dr Mark Tizard, senior scientist and project leader at CSIRO. Mark started his career in the early days of gene cloning as part of the team that was first to identify and produce a candidate vaccine for malaria. After this he went on to complete a PhD and postdoctoral project in microbiology and gene technology before coming to Australia to work at CSIRO. After many advancements in the emerging field of gene editing, and fast forward to the present day, Mark’s team have been able to identify a method to remove males from the...2020-07-1423 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastWhat’s the problem with cage eggs and why are hens still in cages today? With Jed and Sarah from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Farm Animal Scientific Officer Dr Sarah Babington and Senior Policy Officer Dr Jed Goodfellow. In recent years there has been a decline in grocery sales of cage eggs, indicating that more Australian consumers are choosing cage-free eggs in the supermarket. But with overall egg consumption increasing, and eggs being used in various products, the total number of Australian hens confined to cages has not yet significantly dropped. There are inherent animal welfare issues associated with the farming of hens in cages, and the RSPCA has been calling for an end...2020-07-0720 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastHow can a chef put humane food on the menu? With Simon BryantBrian Daly interviews Simon Bryant, former Executive Chef at Hilton Adelaide, and Festival Director of Tasting Australia. Simon Bryant is probably most well known in Australia from his long running ABC TV series with Maggie Beer ‘the cook and the chef’. He is passionate about the welfare of animals after growing up on a hobby farm and this has led to his work advocating for the use of ethical ingredients. As a chef putting humane food on the menu, Simon has been involved in the RSPCA’s Choose Wisely initiative which is all about getting Australian’s to think...2020-06-3029 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastLive export: why is it still happening? With Bidda and Jed from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Chief Science and Strategy Officer Dr Bidda Jones and Senior Policy Officer Dr Jed Goodfellow. In this episode, we delve into the RSPCA’s well-known and long-held opposition to live animal exports. For an organisation that supports farming and generally pushed to improve (rather than outright ban) poor practices – why is live export one of few exceptions? Dr Bidda Jones has been with the RSPCA for more than 20 years, and back then, the first report she ever wrote for the RSPCA was on the horrors of live sheep export to the M...2020-06-2332 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastSeason 2 launch. How is the RSPCA working to improve farm animal welfare in Australia? With Talulah from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Humane Food Marketing Officer, Talulah Gaunt to find out more of what is to come on season 2 of the Humane Food podcast. Some of our listeners may only know the RSPCA for the work we do to prevent cruelty to companion animals like cats and dogs. But the organisation has a long history of working to improve farm animal welfare. In fact the RSPCA in Australia was started in Victoria to improve the lives of working horses; and the national organisation of RSPCA Australia was also created to address farm animal wel...2020-06-1624 min
Good Charity Bad CharityThey've Let this Working-Class Kid from Corby become the Chief Exec – Chris Sherwood, RSPCAKeith, Camilla and David talk to the RSPCA's Chief Executive Chris Sherwood about how he plans to move the organisation forward and his response to allegations of bullying within the organisation. N.B. This episode was recorded in January 2019.
Good Charity, Bad Charity is presented by Keith Davis, Camilla McGibbon and David Prest. It is produced by Dan Hardoon at Whistledown and supported by the Centre for Charity Effectiveness at Cass Business School. Email: info@whistledown.net
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Sustainably InfluencedS01E09: We Talk Litter with RSPCAThis week we're talking to Holly Barber and Ren Shilcock from the RSPCA. We ask them about their #EndSkyLitter campaign and the RSPCA's involvement with the Great British Spring Clean. As well as, top tips we can all follow to ensure our litter is... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-03-2722 min
Tom & JessPets and COVID-19 – Dr Liz Walker, RSPCA VictoriaWhile much of Australia’s workforce is at home, our pets are more important to us than ever. Tom and Jess spoke to RSPCA Victoria CEO Dr Liz Walker about how they are caring for animals […]
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HorseHour PodcastNEF20: Kirsty Withnall, RSPCA InspectorKirsty Withnall RSPCA Inspector, RSPCA Special Operations Unit talks about multi-agency collaborations in equine welfare at the National Equine Forum.You can get involved by asking the guest speakers questions, head to https://www.nationalequineforum.com/slido-nef20/ to submit your question. View the NEF website here: https://www.nationalequineforum.com/Join in the conversation just use #HorseHour #NEF20 in your tweets. Follow us @HorseHour on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and get more education, podcasts, pictures and videos at HorseHour.co.uk.
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Tom & MikeyRSPCA Victoria – Major Investigations TeamLisa and Steve from RSPCA Victoria join Tom and Mikey to chat about a day in the life of the Major Investigations Team, looking into illegal puppy and kitten breeding and underground animal sales. To find […]
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The post RSPCA Victoria – Major Investigations Team appeared first on Tom & Mikey.2019-10-2600 minTom & MikeyRSPCA Victoria – Give To Get Them HomeTomorrow, on the eve of World Animal Day, RSPCA Victoria ask for your generous donations to the Give To Get Them Home campaign, where all donations will be quadrupled by their patrons and sponsors. CEO […]
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The post RSPCA Victoria – Give To Get Them Home appeared first on Tom & Mikey.2019-10-0100 minTom & MikeyRSPCA Victoria – Pet First AidHead Vet from RSPCA Victoria, Dr Emma Bronts, joins Mikey and Andy in the studio to discuss what to do in an emergency with your pet’s health. Can we give Fido mouth-to-mouth? Can we call […]
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The post RSPCA Victoria – Pet First Aid appeared first on Tom & Mikey.2019-09-0100 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastHow are farm animals slaughtered in Australia, and should we be concerned? With Bidda from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Chief Science and Strategy Officer, Dr Bidda Jones, to find out more about how farm animals are killed for food in Australia. In Australia, the killing of animals for food, fibre and other animal products (referred to as ‘slaughter’) is underpinned by minimal provisions in the Australian standard for the hygienic production and transport of meat and meat products for human consumption. The main objective of the standard is to ensure food safety, however, it also includes an animal welfare component.RSPCA Australia defines humane killing...2019-08-2024 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastHow a supermarket can lead the way in improving pig welfare. With James Whittaker from ColesBrian Daly interviews Coles’ Head of Quality and Responsible Sourcing, James Whittaker, to find out more about what Coles is doing to improve animal welfare, particularly with their free-range pork suppliers. Coles Free Range Pork comes from pigs raised to the RSPCA’s animal welfare standards. These standards are comprehensive, publicly available and focus on ensuring that the physical and behavioural needs of the pigs are well provided for. Pigs are smart, social creatures and giving them the physical space and ability to express their natural behaviours is a key part of ens...2019-08-1324 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastThe deal with veal, and how we can improve bobby calf welfare. With Melina from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Senior Scientific Officer, Melina Tensen, to find out more about bobby calves in the Australian dairy industry, and how we can improve their welfare. Many Australians value dairy in their diets but may not be aware of the plight of male dairy calves which are often considered a by-product of the dairy industry.For a dairy cow to produce milk she must first give birth to a calf. In the dairy industry female calves are kept and reared as replacements for the milking herd, but mal...2019-08-0625 minTom & MikeyRSPCA Victoria – Cupcake DayAugust 19th is RSPCA’s Cupcake Day— a way to raise funds to support our animal welfare organisation, and Jo Wriede from RSPCA Victoria joins Tom and Mikey to let us know how to host a […]
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The post RSPCA Victoria – Cupcake Day appeared first on Tom & Mikey.2019-08-0500 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastBetter chicken welfare - where has the industry come from? With Louise Cordina from Cordina FarmsBrian Daly interviews Cordina Farms CEO, Louise Cordina, to find out more about the meat chicken industry in Australia and what’s been done to improve chicken welfare. Chickens that are grown for meat production (also called broiler chickens) are genetically very different from layer hens (which are bred to produce eggs). Meat chickens have been selectively bred over many generations to grow and gain weight very rapidly, with birds ready for processing at 4-6 weeks old. The RSPCA Approved Farming Scheme standards for meat chickens stipulate specific conditions in which bird...2019-07-3025 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastWhat is RSPCA Approved? With Hope from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Humane Food Manager, Hope Bertram, to find out more about the RSPCA Approved Farming Scheme. The RSPCA has developed animal welfare standards for layer hens, pigs, meat chickens, turkeys, salmon and dairy veal calves that set a high level of welfare for the animals in these farming systems. These standards go above and beyond the current legislation in Australia today. Producers whose farms meet the RSPCA’s standards can apply to join the Approved Farming Scheme. Once the farm has been approved, the RSPCA logo may be...2019-07-2429 minRSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastWhy cage free will help end the battery cage. With Matt Howe from Three BeansBrian Daly interviews Three Bean’s Director, Matt Howe, to find out more about Three Beans Cafes early adoption of higher welfare eggs and his perceptions of the egg industry in Australia. The RSPCA is strongly opposed to battery cages and believes there must now be a legislative phase-out of their use. For many years, the RSPCA has campaigned against housing hens in battery cages and raised public awareness of the inherent welfare issues of these systems through education and advertising campaigns. The RSPCA has, and will continue to, lobby governments and the egg industry to...2019-07-1625 min
RSPCA Australia's Humane Food PodcastWhat is humane food? With Hope from the RSPCABrian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Humane Food Manager, Hope Bertram, to find out more about humane food. The RSPCA believes you can eat meat, dairy or eggs and still care about the welfare of the animals that provide it. These animals are living, feeling creatures, capable of experiencing fear, pain and distress. The RSPCA believes all animals should be treated humanely, whether they’re animals we farm for food or live with as companions.Humane food is food that is animal-welfare friendly. Standards on animal-welfare friendly farms are higher than those...2019-07-0423 min
In Melbourne Last WeekExploring A Leopard Park In India While Volunteering For The RSPCA With Premal NanavatiPremal is a good friend of mine and an RSPCA volunteer. He will be participating in their Million Paws Walk, to be held on Sunday 19th May 2019. Find out more about the event here.
He tells me about the what the Walk is about, how his love for animals began in his home country of India, his experiences at a leopard park over there, and his take on the recent animal rights protests held in the Melbourne CBD by a vegan activist group.
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Tom and WarrenRSPCA Victoria – World Animal Day – DONATE TODAY!RSPCA Victoria’s Head of Development, John Boyle, joined us this morning, October 4, to celebrate World Animal Day! For this special day, RSPCA’s sponsors will QUADRUPLE all donations made to...
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What's The CraicHumanity Dick - The Irishman who founded the RSPCAWe speak to Sean Leonard, the man behind a one man show coming to the Brighton Fringe about Richard Martin MP who was known affectionately as "Humanity Dick". The Galway MP was a celebrity duellist, father of animal rights and the RSPCA, infamous cuckold and rolling financial disaster.
We hear more about the colourful character and what to expect from the show Humanity Dick: A Tale of Beasts and Bullets.
The show runs from 8th to 11th May at Junkyard Dogs in Brighton.
What's the Craic is a weekly Irish radio show that...2018-04-2415 min
Dave and KylieRSPCA Cupcake Day 2015Cupcake Day is coming Monday 17 August and Dave and Kylie spoke with RSPCA Hobart General Manager Peter West about how important the day is for our region.
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The ReportRadicals, Rights and Hunting - The Battle for the RSPCAPeter Marshall uncovers the real story about the fight for control of the RSPCA.This summer the charity elected its new ruling council. As members prepared to vote, stories in the national press warned that animal rights activists were fighting to gain control of the animal welfare charity and use it to pursue their radical agenda.But are these stories true?Peter talks to the men and women at the front line of this battle for influence at one of the best known, best funded and best loved charities in England and Wales...2015-07-3027 min