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Collapse of animal-aid service. RSPCA ambulances taken off road. An extraordinary disclosure was

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Unique IDA-00259263SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate15th June 1947FormatNewscuttingDescriptionCollapse of animal-aid service. RSPCA ambulances taken off road. An extraordinary disclosure was made yesterday that for the past month no dead, sick or injured dogs or cats have been collected by the RSPCA - a collection which throughout the metropolitan area averages some 4000 a month. This amazing state of affairs was brought to light by the chance discovery of a Kelpie dog dying of distemper near Wynyard station. Statement by Secretary. (Photos: Mr E A Douglas; The dying Kelpie at the dogs' home yesterday; Mr Lord) (Truth) LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Collapse of animal-aid service. RSPCA ambulances taken off road. An extraordinary disclosure was