Make your vote count for Animal Welfare

ISPCA Manifesto For Animals
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General Election 2024

Your vote can make a difference this General Election - use your vote wisely!

Vote for the candidates that will support Animal Welfare in the General Election taking place on Friday 29th November 2024.

The ISPCA’s Manifesto for Animals highlights some of the priorities we would like the next Government address. Here is some sample questions you can ask canvassers knocking on your door for your votes! We would also like to hear your views, on how well you think the Government addressed animal welfare issues over the last four years!

Make your voice count by completing the survey questions below.

Read our Manifesto for Animals here

Use your vote wisely – give your vote to the candidate you believe will stand up for animals!

General Election Manifesto Scoring

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General Election Manifesto For Animals Survey

Do you agree with the ISPCA, that more needs to be done to improve animal welfare? Let us know your views below:

1. How in your opinion has the current Government performed in terms of animal welfare overall over the last 4 years? (Score 1 being very poor, 5 being average and 10 being outstanding)*

2. Would you support stronger penalties and a national live register for those convicted of animal welfare offences?*

Yes

3. Would like to see stricter regulations on dog breeding in Ireland and more robust enforcement by the Local Authorities?*

Yes

4. Would you like to see the Government phase out the issuing of licences for hare coursing?*

Yes

5. Do you feel there is enough protection for horse welfare in Ireland?*

Yes

6. Would you like to see the introduction of regulations regarding the keeping and selling of exotic pets?*

Yes

7. Do you think the Government managed the introduction of the XL Bully breed-specific legislation effectively?*

Yes

8. Would you like to see a ban on live animal exports to non-EU countries where welfare standards at their destination cannot be assured?*

Yes

9. Would you support improved funding for animal welfare charities? (Score of 1 being No; 5 being maybe; 10 being Yes)*

10. How clear and transparent do you think the Government has been in communicating its animal welfare policies? (Score 1-10. 1 being very poor, 5 being average and 10 being outstanding)*

11. Would you support the ISPCA in calling for a mandatory animal welfare module to be included in both the Primary and Secondary School curriculum?*

Yes

12. Overall do you think the current Government should have done better for animal welfare over the past four years?*

Yes

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