Daily Mail readers have been cancelling their subscriptions to the RSPB following reports that it helped a Canadian Goose that fell into a river.

One told us, “This is disgusting really. I’ve been donating to the RSPB for 20 years and have cancelled my subscription this morning. I mean, why can’t Canada pay for it? It is their goose after all. We should be helping British geese.”

The refusal comes in a week when Daily Mail readers began boycotting the RNLI because it tries to cut the number of people drowning in places that regularly flood, like Bangladesh.Mail reader, lettheblackb******sdrown told us, “I’m fed up of all my charity donations going to foreigners. The RSPB shouldn’t be helping Canadian geese. End Of!”

Elsewhere, the RSPCA have also come under fire after re-homing a German Shepherd last week. One Mail reader said, “Why should my donations go to German Shepherds? We won the war after all. I didn’t die 5 times in the trenches so the RSPCA could help German dogs. We should be supporting British farming going forwards. The RSPCA should help British Shepherds.”

“And don’t get me started on cats. Persian’s and Manx cats they had. I thought Iran was part of the axis of evil but here we are paying for the RSPCA to look after its cats.”

Another Mail reader also said, “The other day I went to the RSPCA and there wasn’t a single British dog there. Irish Wolfhounds, Pekingese, Maltese. They even had a Pomeranian and that hasn’t existed for years. Bloody lefties this is what this is.”

And it’s not just the RSPCA. The Rochdale Herald reported earlier this week that many Mail readers were shunning the WWF because pandas aren’t native to Britain. The controversy is still going. One reader told us, “I’m sick of this. I thought their emblem was a badger but it turns out it’s a panda. Bet it eats cats as well.”

Many charities are hoping that the whole controversy will blow over next week when The Toby Carvery announces its vegan Sunday roast offering.

Fact checked by Snopes; Plagiarised by Andrew Neil; Nancy Sinatra's favourite Rochdale satirist; sued by Chris Froome and winner of the 1922 Nobel Prize for Chemistry.* *Not all of these necessarily true.