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RSPCA commended in two award categories for learning at work programme
The RSPCA has been ‘commended’ by Learning at Work Week 2024 after hosting sessions for staff and volunteers on coaching, wellbeing and inclusivity.
The animal welfare charity came third in two categories: Inspiring a Lifelong Learning Culture Impact Award and the Supporting Business and Organisational Goals Impact Award.
Learning at Work Week takes place...
RSPCA asks families to take part in new Little Steps challenge...
The RSPCA has launched a new fundraising challenge for young children called Little Steps.
Families can choose their distance and location and take part in the sponsored event running from Saturday 14 August to Sunday 22 August, 2021.
Any young animal lover who raises over £50 will then receive a RSPCA...
Two new books due for release perfect for pet parents
Two new books are due for release in September which would be perfect for pet parents.
The Little Book for Dog Mums and The Little Book for Cat Mums written by Charlie Ellis and published by Summersdale Publishers Ltd, are packed with activities, puzzles, inspiring quotes and things to do...
First litter of pups land at Dogs Trust Cardiff
Dogs Trust Cardiff have been caring for their first litter of rescue puppies – who are all now ready to go off to their new homes.
The ten German Shepherd cross puppies arrived as part of an unplanned litter, when their owner, who realised they could not take care of them, acted...
Over 6 Million dogs in the UK are severely affected by...
A whopping 51% of dogs in the UK have been affected by the pandemic and have isolated with their owners prior and during the current ‘pindemic’, according to new research by YuMOVE.
The research, which polled 2000 dog owners across the UK, revealed that over a quarter have been targeted...
The UK’s dog-friendly hotels need top notch treats for growing numbers...
Latest figures suggest that 1 in 3 UK households now owns a dog, with 3.2 million new pets arriving since the Coronavirus pandemic.
The fact that large number of ‘pet parents’ are currently reluctant to travel abroad this summer has resulted in significant numbers of hotels wising up to the...
Three-legged moggy Minty named National Cat of the Year 2021
A three-legged moggy who helps a six-year-old boy with severe learning difficulties and medical conditions has been named National Cat of the Year 2021.
Minty, from Holywell, Wales, beat hundreds of other entries to be named overall winner in the nation’s biggest celebration of pet cats, organised by Cats Protection.
The...
Camping with dogs: What and Not to do
As most of us are opting for a UK staycation this summer, Google data reveals that we’re keener than ever to take our canine pals along for the adventure, as searches for dog friendly holidays have increased 190%.
Dogs have provided many with much needed companionship, distraction and fresh air...
Heightened danger to animals this summer as staycation season gets underway,...
Animals are facing a hazardous summer, as lockdown eases and more people are out enjoying a staycation, warns the RSPCA.
Data from the animal charity reveals that reports about sick and injured animals double in the summer months, and with July’s figures (145,417) considerably higher this year than the same...
25,000 reasons to celebrate with Arden Grange
Arden Grange, the independent producer of naturally hypoallergenic, super premium pet food, is celebrating its 25th birthday and to mark the occasion, will be giving away £25,000!
This is not the only anniversary promotion during the year, as the company will be creating many opportunities for pet-owners to celebrate with...
Outstanding’ RAF Police Dogs to be honoured with ‘animals’ OBE’
Two Royal Air Force Police Dogs were honoured today (11 August 2021) by leading vet charity, PDSA, for their career of exemplary service to society.
English Spaniel, Alfie, and Labrador, AJ, who both served in Number 4 RAF Police (Typhoon) Squadron for six years, regularly operating in dangerous environments, locating arms,...
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Cat’s leg amputated due to metal wire
A cat who was found in West Yorkshire with metal wire twisted tightly around his paw has had to have his leg amputated.
Keith was taken into a vet by a member of the public who’d found him straying in their garden in Leatham Park Road, Featherstone, on 27 October...
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