Reports to the RSPCA rise in the summer months
New figures show the RSPCA sees a spike in cruelty during the summer months. With pet ownership on the rise, coupled with financial pressures, the charity is braced for a "summer of suffering" in Northamptonshire.
A tear-jerking video released follows the story of RSPCA Inspector Lauren Bailey who rescued Buddy, a mastiff-cross who suffered second-degree burns from boiling hot water and was left in pain for 10 days. Dermot Murphy, Chief Inspectorate Officer at the RSPCA, said: “We are a nation of animal lovers and no one wants to think of an animal being cruelly treated but sadly the reality is that every day animals are victims of deliberate cruelty and thankfully the RSPCA is there to help them.
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