RSPCA criticises 2026 Budget for ignoring pets and owners
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 15:42 · Archive
The RSPCA says the 2026 Budget failed to help pet owners or safeguard animal welfare charities.
The RSPCA has expressed disappointment with the 2026 Budget, saying it missed a critical opportunity to help pet owners and safeguard the animal welfare charitable sector. The charity did not elaborate on what specific measures it had hoped to see included in the budget.
How it is being reported
- 'Pets and owners forgotten again’ - RSPCA shares ‘disappointment’ in 2026 Budget“This budget not only missed a critical opportunity to help pet owners, but to safeguard the animal welfare charitable sector.”Express & Star · 28 Oct, 15:08
- 'Pets and owners forgotten again’ - RSPCA shares ‘disappointment’ in 2026 Budget“This budget not only missed a critical opportunity to help pet owners, but to safeguard the animal welfare charitable sector.”Birmingham World · 28 Oct, 15:08
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