RSPCA Cymru has liaised closely and extensively with devolved decision-makers in Wales since the opening of the National Assembly for Wales in 1999.
Following the onset of devolution, powers relating to animal health and welfare were increasingly devolved to Wales. Further to the results of the referendum on March 3rd 2011, animal welfare officially became a matter of the Assembly’s concern, excluding hunting and animal experimentation.
If you want to report a mistreated, neglected, injured or distressed animal, ring our 24 hour cruelty line on 0300 1234 999 or report it via our online form. Thanks!
🙌 Excellent to see @AldiUK committing to never selling chlorinated chicken or hormone-injected beef! No UK retailers should be selling cheap, lower welfare imported products, and it's time for the UK Government to write this into our new Agriculture Bill bit.ly/38dq9nT Retweeted by RSPCA Cymru
🐍⚠️There's a danger noodle on the loossse! This slippery essscapee took allotment holders by surprissse. This Ssstuning six-foot, red-tailed boa constrictor is another reminder as to how snakes can be remarkable escape artists. Make sure your viv is sssecure! pic.twitter.com/2J10ja4Etw Retweeted by RSPCA Cymru
The incident provided some light relief for officers from @RSPCAcymru who said: "There aren’t too many alligators lurking in the bushes in Rhyl!"🐊 north.wales/news/rhyl-resi… Retweeted by RSPCA Cymru
