Latest: ISPCA calls for animal welfare course to be taught in primary schools

Latest: The ISPCA has today called for an animal welfare to be taught to primary school children to prevent cruelty and neglect.

Latest: ISPCA calls for animal welfare course to be taught in primary schools
Wed, 07 Mar, 2018 - 13:49

Update 1.49pm: The ISPCA has today called for an animal welfare to be taught to primary school children to prevent cruelty and neglect.

The ISCPA's annual report shows 21 cases were brought to court last year - the highest ever number.

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