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Reporting animal neglect in England and actually getting it resolved. Please help 😭

My sister has been telling me that her boyfriend’s dad neglects his dog. His and his girlfriend’s last dog died at the age of 5 after randomly stopping eating, and also had picked her paws apart to death which I can only assume was due to stress. She was not allowed out of the kitchen under any circumstances and was locked in there all day. My sister stayed round to look after the house whilst they were away and she asked for the lead and they did not even OWN ONE. They did not even take the dog on walks.

My sister said his girlfriend doesn’t even want the animals but her boyfriend just won’t get rid and always wants to have a dog. They now have a new dog who again is not allowed out the kitchen and if she “dares” leave the kitchen they SCREAM at her. She also is not taken on walks and just remains in the kitchen day in day out. It’s so sad it’s actually killing me and enraging me so bad. My sisters boyfriend doesn’t want it reporting as he’s worried what his dad will think, which I find ridiculous because if any member of my family did that I would go absolutely INSANE at them.

Oh they also have 2 rats kept in a tiny bird cage and they cannot even move so just climb the bars all day. It’s fucking awful. And they have now just got a kitten. I cannot hear this I need to do something sorry I’m not making sense I’m so angry.

Will the RSPCA even do anything? I made a report about something else before and they did nothing. I really need help. The dad doesn’t listen to anyone apparently, and will not get rid of the animals. He always wants a dog. Please someone help me this is upsetting me big time. I’m so sorry for the amount of grammatical errors in this post and it being all over the place but I’m just so angry right now I cannot even think straight. I just want to save these animals.

I don’t feel like they will help because the dog is fed and homed but it is fucking neglect to not walk them and all they know is a KITCHEN!!!!! Same for the rats!!! And gosh forbid the same happens to this kitten!!! Please help I’m so distressed.

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u/ilexaquiifolium — 11 hours ago
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Woman on Twitter casually admits to abusing her dog

I wasn’t sure where to post this but it has been weighing on my mind since I first saw it yesterday. Later on in the thread she claims for those two days she made her dog defecate through the sides of the cage.

I was going to contact SPCA to scope this out but the poster claims they’re Nigerian and there isn’t anything in that jurisdiction that I am aware of to contact. Is there anything we could do here? Am I just paranoid and looking into this too much?

I am aware that this could be ragebait but I always like to take a “better safe than sorry” approach to these kinds of things.

u/sp00kypenguin — 16 hours ago
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Year of the Horse 🐴

Most North Americans don't realize how tightly woven animal farming is with horse slaughter.
Let's reveal to them the role they play and the power they hold to change this - while getting SAFE act petitions signed.

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Place the printed copies somewhere prominent/visible.

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>The Save America’s Forgotten Equines (SAFE) Act (H.R. 1661/S. 775) is proposed federal legislation designed to permanently ban horse slaughter in the U.S. and prohibit the export of American horses to Canada and Mexico for slaughter.

u/EndAllViolence — 19 hours ago
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