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Former SPCA president pleads guilty

Carla Allen
Published on December 21, 2011
Published on December 21, 2011
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A former president with the Yarmouth SPCA has pled guilty to animal abuse charges in Yarmouth provincial court.

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Neil Hackett has been banned from owning farm animals, after the court was told he permitted horses to suffer while they were in his care. He was also fined $685.21 by Judge Robert Prince.

Concern arose on Feb. 6, when the RCMP was called to Hackett’s farm regarding the death of one horse and the condition of four others.

A complaint was filed with the Nova Scotia SPCA on Feb. 8 alleging cruelty and neglect of the animals in his care and custody.

Hackett was subsequently suspended from duties pending the outcome of the investigation for neglect and animal cruelty.

 

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