About this rspca worker.

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I visited an rspca Centre last week with my friend and she noticed that someone working there was on a panorama programme about mistreating animals at a vets. I tried to look the programme up but it's no longer showing anywhere but she's sure it was her, I never saw the programme but heard about it. Obviously the rspca may know about this, which if they do is just odd why they'd employ her but would you bring it to their attention just in case or would you just leave it? Surely someone who's been on a programme for mistreating animals shouldn't be working in animal welfare?

Can you google the Panorama programme and see if there are any news articles and get a photo and name of the person who was in the programme, then let the Head of the centre know.

If not, report it to the Head of the centre along the lines of 'this may be of interest' or 'your staff member really looks like a person featured in a Panorama programme for cruelty, please would you check.

Was it this one? www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/veterinary-nurse-deliberately-poisoned-dog-11067678

I've googled so much about the programme but there's only a few names mentioned and only one photo I can find of a man.

That's awful but no it wasn't that. It was called it shouldn't happen at a vets. I'll try and google some more but I might just do what you suggested and write to the head of the Centre.

Can you remember what the man was reported to have done?

www.thebellamossfoundation.com/about-the-foundation/all-about-bella/bbc-panorama-expose/

It was a lady who was in the programme but my friend was saying something about cutting a dogs pad open and using anaesthetised cats as puppets and swinging them around or something. All sounds horrible. But as I said I'd never actually seen it myself so can't say for definite.