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2008-06-13:

RSPCA inspectors SSPCA inspectors in Scotland carry out rescues, investigate neglect and cruelty complaints and inspectors will offer advice to enable people to improve the way they care for their animals.
If the owner has criminally mistreated the animal, inspectors enforce the law and give evidence in court.

The RSPCA also employs animal collection officers who collect, secure and transport animals who are injured or sick, out animal euthanasia.
The SSPCA employs auxiliary inspectors who cover remoter parts of Scotland and are trained to assess situations and decide whether an inspector needs to attend.

RSPCA inspectors provide 24-hour cover, working shifts totalling 35 hours a week. Weekends, nights and bank SSPCA inspectors work a 37.5-hour week, Inspectors work both indoors and outdoors in all weather conditions.

RSPCA inspectors must be prepared to be posted anywhere in England or Wales. SSPCA inspectors may work the RSPCA employs about 300 inspectors, based all around England and Wales. inspectors and chief inspectors based all over Scotland. In Scotland the promotion route is to senior inspector, chief inspector, superintendent and chief superintendent.

Inspectors can also volunteer to work with a small international team who travel abroad training inspectors.
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