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To: TD's, Ministers, Councillors, Society, Government
BE A VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS
Stronger laws, Enforcement, Animal Welfare legislation Overhaul
Why is this important?
Laws, Legislation, Inspections, Prosecution is overwhelmingly very weak in Ireland for the many thousands of Animals that do not have a voice in their Wellbeing, Care, And at the very Core a Right afforded that we humans take for Granted.
For far too long the Legislation in this country has been eased and is not in touch with the reality of Animal Neglect, Cruelty and The basic right to have enough food, shelter and to be able to survive in a safe environment.
With the recent appalling case of neglect, negligence and failure to act by government departments, local council, and policing, Glanmire in Co.Cork witnesses the breakdown in the chain of communication between these agencies which resulted in the death and disregard of an equine animal in the area where no food, water nor welfare was visible in over 7 days.
Coupled with this the failure by state agencies to issue a seizure order for the remain 8 live equines on site which resulted in owners relocating the animals to other, possibly worse conditions.
This is an everyday occurrence in Ireland and is willingly going unnoticed by elected officials, government departments, local authorities and by An Garda Siochana failing to act.
It is now time for society to speak up and demand change for the thousands of voiceless animals the length and breath of this country and together we will force change.
We have a voice, will you use your voice for change?
For far too long the Legislation in this country has been eased and is not in touch with the reality of Animal Neglect, Cruelty and The basic right to have enough food, shelter and to be able to survive in a safe environment.
With the recent appalling case of neglect, negligence and failure to act by government departments, local council, and policing, Glanmire in Co.Cork witnesses the breakdown in the chain of communication between these agencies which resulted in the death and disregard of an equine animal in the area where no food, water nor welfare was visible in over 7 days.
Coupled with this the failure by state agencies to issue a seizure order for the remain 8 live equines on site which resulted in owners relocating the animals to other, possibly worse conditions.
This is an everyday occurrence in Ireland and is willingly going unnoticed by elected officials, government departments, local authorities and by An Garda Siochana failing to act.
It is now time for society to speak up and demand change for the thousands of voiceless animals the length and breath of this country and together we will force change.
We have a voice, will you use your voice for change?
How it will be delivered
Directly to Government