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Animal Cruelty sentences set to rise if new Government legislation is passed today.
Sentences for animal cruelty could rise from six months to FIVE YEARS
70 per cent of Britons supported tougher prison sentences for animal abusers The proposed law will see an increase from the current maximum sentence of six months Courts will be able to take a tougher approach to cases such as dog fighting, abuse of puppies and kittens, or gross neglect of farm animals all sentences for animal cruelty could rise to five years under new legislation going before Parliament today. The proposed law includes a significant increase from the current maximum sentence of six months. It follows a public consultation last year, in which more than 70 per cent of Britons supported tougher prison sentences for those who abuse animals. |
Good and about time :clap1:
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Yes Kaz if only they implement it. Let us hope so.
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I'd have looked for more than 5 years.
However certainly a step in the right direction. For me, causing suffering to animals or wilfully killing them is the same as doing so to other humans. |
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Next: actually do something about Fox Hunting and halal+Kosher slaughter. I won't hold my breath...
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It's about time cruelty to animals was taken more seriously. Like I always say when these kinds of threads arise, animal wardens in the USA are trained to look for signs of child abuse because there is often a connection between animal and child cruelty.
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Praying this goes through.
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why would 30% not agree to this? imagine being that person who thinks animal cruelty isnt a problem..
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Infuriating but sadly true |
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How any Labour voters vote for her is beyond me, I wouldn't. The Conservatives however are the only Party that wanted to bring it back, and had Theresa May or David Cameron gained big majorities. They'd have presented legislation to do so too. After Labour made it illegal after coming to power in 1997. |
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Dominic Raab is a patron. I think everyone would be surprised to learn how many Tories don't want hunting reintroduced. It's barbaric and has no place in the 21st century. I understand that foxes have to be controlled. I don't think the best way to do that is to chase an animal until it's terrified and exhausted and then have a pack of dogs rip it apart. If they have to control numbers, employ a marksman. |
Great news! pick on someone your own size tbh
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Niamh would you eat meat when its grown in a lab, without killing animals?
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