BROWN, Antony WHO CARES FOR ANIMALS? 150 Years of the RSPCA , London: Heinemann, 1974.

First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. Book and dustjacket in fine condition. xiv, 234pp, including index. With colour frontispiece, 38 colour and 51 black-and-white photographs. This book was written for the RSPCA's 150th anniversary, its origins go back to a June evening in 1824, when a small group of people met in a London coffee-house. Their aim - a highly unfashionable one in those days - was to prevent the monstrous cruelties done to animals in Georgian England. The author describes not only the RSPCA's past, but its highly active role today, ranging from the work of the Inspectors and local branches to the dramatic story of the SELFA campaign, which halted the export of live food animals to Europe.". (Book ref. 7639)  £11.00

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