Animal Lawyer Efforts in the UK Help Animals Says Igor Purlantov
A good pet caregiver would best be described as someone that treats their pet as a member of their family says animal rights advocate Igor Purlantov. Unfortunately not everyone takes care of their pets and often pets end up on the streets or simply living in unhealthy homes that lack the basic needs required for animals. The United Kingdom is one of several countries in Europe that has been taking animal protection and welfare very seriously. You only need to look at animal lawyer initiatives and legislation concerning animal rights to see how much time and effort the United Kingdom is putting toward protecting animals says Igor Purlantov.
Animal lawyer programs and laws designed to protect animals in the United
Kingdom have been fairly consistent and static throughout the years. This all changed with the introduction of the
Animal Welfare Act in 2006 (AWA) says Igor Purlantov. Sweeping changes were
made to legislation concerning the treatment and care of animals which led to a
strong push for increased animal lawyer initiatives. The legislation also created a real change in
the way people viewed their furry friends.
The AWA was a welcomed update given that the last major change in the animal
welfare laws was the Protection of Animals Act in 1911 says Igor Purlantov.
There can be no denying that the way in which we view animals and their
roles in society has greatly changed in the past hundred years. The positive
changes in how we view animals and the increase in animal lawyer initiatives has
been the focus behind the changes made in the AWA says Igor Purlantov. The AWA rightfully addresses animal cruelty and
makes animal caregivers much more responsible when it comes to looking after an
animal of any kind. The law basically
states that animal caregivers have to meet the five minimum requirements of
caring for an animal says Igor Purlantov. These five minimum requirements
include providing a suitable home; adequate amounts of food and water; the
ability to express normal behavior; to be housed with, or apart from, other
animals as necessary; and the protection from, and treatment of, disease and
illness.
It is important to understand that the AWA was passed so that new laws
would encompass domestic pet caregivers as well as those that have farms or
other businesses where animals are commonly housed according to Igor Purlantov.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) was the driving
force behind these changes and has been very proactive in supporting animal
lawyer initiatives. They have also been
hard at work ensuring that the updated animal laws are being closely followed. While the RSPCA is delighted with all the
changes that are being made in regards to the prevention of animal cruelty,
they still realize that there is a lot of work to be done with animal lawyer
initiatives says Igor Purlantov.
Thanks to the AWA, citizens of the United Kingdom are now in a position
to stop animal cruelty before it begins says Igor Purlantov. They can also be a part of the increasing
number of animal lawyer initiatives that are in place to support animal rights
and welfare. Although the AWA has been
instrumental in protecting animals there are still some limitations when it comes
to protecting circus animals and exotic pets.
It is expected that laws concerning these types of animals are just on
the horizon. It is only just a matter of
time before every animal in the United Kingdom will be protected and afforded
the chance to live a joyful and comfortable life says Igor Purlantov.
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