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Personal chefs charge as little as $8 per meal per person; of course, "" if you want filet mignon every night, it would be more, '' says John Moore of the USPCA. True, these food fairies are unlikely to bankrupt the nation's 800,000 restaurants.
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Stephen Philpott from the USPCA said the County Down operation had confirmed the charity's long-held suspicions.
BBC News - Home 2011
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A man has been arrested after the USPCA and PSNI seized a vehicle and trailer containing two stags which, it is thought, were about to be hunted.
BBC News - Home 2011
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A woman approached the USPCA inspector and asked him if he was there for the hunt.
BBC News - Home 2011
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For over a year the USPCA had been monitoring a group of people they believed were organising stag hunts in County Down.
BBC News - Home 2011
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The dogs are certified annually in their skills at regional USPCA trials, and officers continue to work with the dogs throughout their time together.
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USPCA spokesman Stephen Philpott said his charity was recommending a prosecution for animal cruelty.
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The USPCA were called to the farm on Edentrillick Road outside Hillsborough by a member of the public on Friday.
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"As far as I know, he's the highest-scoring dog and the most-decorated dog in the history of the (USPCA)," Ellis said.
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USPCA investigate a fourth farm over suspected neglect
WN.com - Articles related to Animal lovers call on Australia to build farm for feral camels 2010
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