Charities
Attlee crowned Purr Minister 2024: Sir Lindsay Hoyle’s cat takes top...
Battersea is thrilled to announce the winner of the charity’s coveted Purr Minister 2024 title: Attlee the cat, representing Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP, Speaker of the House of Commons.
This victory is particularly historic as it marks a second win for Sir Lindsay, who previously triumphed in 2020 with his...
Animal abandonments hit three year high as RSPCA warns of ‘winter...
Animal abandonment incidents have soared to a shocking three year high as the RSPCA warns that unwanted pets face a bleak winter.
The animal welfare charity has today (22 November) released startling new statistics that show abandonments have been spiralling amid the ongoing cost of living crisis.
Already this year, up...
‘Gentle giant’ with lots of love to give is still waiting...
An RSPCA animal centre in Chesterfield is launching an appeal to help give one of its longest-staying residents the best Christmas present ever - a new home.
Seven-year-old cross breed Stanley has been continually overlooked since he arrived at the charity’s Chesterfield and North Derbyshire Branch rehoming centre in Spital Lane...
My house is now a home again”, after adopting rescue dog...
A rescue dog who spent 21 months at Dogs Trust Darlington Rehoming Centre has landed on his paws by finding true love with his new owner.
Jacqui Dunn from Prudhoe in Northumberland feels she is the lucky one after adopting seven-year-old Lurcher Badger in July, who she describes as “the...
Cat was suffering from ‘largest wound’ RSPCA officer had ever seen
A woman from Oldham has been banned from keeping animals for nine months after she failed to seek veterinary treatment for a large wound to her cat’s stomach.
Adele Milne was prosecuted by the RSPCA after her cat, Millie, suffered for a prolonged period with an ulcerated mass to her...
Surge in small pets being dumped prompts RSPCA warning to owners
The RSPCA says people need to think carefully before taking on ownership of small pets after a recent spate of abandonments.
The animal charity has seen a surge in the numbers of guinea pigs and other small furries coming into its centres this year, and many are now packed out...
RSPCA reveals flat-faced cats are among the most overlooked rescue pets
The RSPCA has revealed that Persian cats are among the most commonly overlooked pets in rescue centres - potentially because of the often severe health issues they face.
Despite Persians being the most common pedigree breed found in RSPCA care, on average it takes 68 days to rehome a Persian...
RSPCA in Manchester appeals for ‘special’ home for ‘brave and inspirational’...
A blind cat who has won over the hearts of staff and volunteers at the RSPCA in Manchester is ready for a new home after animal lovers rallied round to fund his desperately-needed surgery.
Four-year-old Clint came into the care of the charity’s Manchester & Salford Branch back in September...
Antifreeze is highly toxic to animals, warns PDSA
PDSA is warning motorists to be careful with anti-freeze as they prepare their cars for winter. The vet charity for pets in need warns that the solution is highly toxic to pets.
PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing explains: “Ethylene glycol is the active component in antifreeze, and is extremely poisonous...
Dog Trust’s free Post Adoption Support Service celebrates five years thanks...
Since its launch in 2018, Dog Trust’s free Post Adoption Support service has been used over 300,000 times by dog owners across the UK.
The free scheme, which can be used by anyone who has adopted a pup from Dogs Trust links dog owners with post adoption support officers and...
Couple who allowed elderly labrador to fade away banned from keeping...
A Gloucestershire couple who failed to take action when their elderly dog’s weight plummeted have been banned from keeping animals for 10 years following a prosecution by the RSPCA.
Kirsty Gerlach and Matthew Gerlach both of Kingsdown, Dursley, pleaded guilty to one offence under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.
The court...
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Kittens rescued from dirty rabbit hutch
Four kittens who were rescued from a dirty rabbit hutch are now ready for a fresh start and are looking for new homes.
RSPCA officers rescued the four kittens after members of the public raised concern that they’d been abandoned inside a rabbit hutch in the garden of a property in...
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