RSPCA Prosecution Solicitors

Dealing with an RSPCA prosecution can often feel like you’re fighting a losing battle.

And if you’ve been wrongfully charged, the results can be devastating – for both you and your pet.

If you are being investigated by the RSPCA, we look carefully at your circumstances before delivering a plan specifically tailored to you.

Not only could you lose ownership of your pet, but you could lose the right to keep another animal in the future, too.

This could be particularly challenging if you have a working animal, such as a guide dog.

Recent RSPCA Prosecution Defence Successes

Hannah Costley recently represented a client being investigated by the RSPCA for causing unnecessary suffering and failing to meet the needs of 3 of his horses.

Due to the legal advice given prior to and during the interview under caution, as well as active pre-charge engagement, no action was taken against the client; his horses are being returned to his care.

Hannah has also represented a mother and son being investigated by the RSPCA following the death of 2 of their ferrets. This case also resulted in no further action and the clients were able to keep their 17 remaining ferrets.

Contact Us Today

Name*
Email*
Phone*
Department*
Message*
Consent*
- I have read and agree to the terms of the Slater Heelis privacy statement
Email
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

We understand how much is at stake

When it comes to animal prosecutions, we know how much is at stake.

We also know how difficult it can be to stand alone against a professional body – especially as the RSPCA win thousands of neglect cases each year.

But you needn’t go through it alone.

By seeking legal help, you’ll stand the best chance of winning your case and keeping your pet by your side. And at Slater Heelis, our solicitors are experienced in dealing with cases involving animals and will do all they can to make sure you succeed.