Charities
Proposed pet smuggling law could make ‘real difference’ to animal welfare...
The RSPCA is urging MPs to get behind legislation that hopes to tackle the smuggling of dogs, cats and ferrets into the UK as the Bill has its Second Reading tomorrow.
Winchester MP and vet Danny Chambers (Lib Dem) is one of three MPs taking forward proposals for new animal...
Veterinary staff take on coastal challenge to raise money for police...
Two members of staff at a veterinary surgery in Surrey were inspired by the police dogs they treat to raise money for a new charity that supports ex-working dogs in their retirement.
Practice manager Charlotte Bolshaw and Alyson Hardman, senior veterinary surgeon and owner of Rowley House Vets in Cranleigh, decided to embark on a fundraising challenge to...
RSPCA braces for influx of cats during kitten season
The RSPCA is bracing for an influx of unwanted kittens coming into its care this kitten season.
Kitten season, when most litters of kittens are born, runs from May to September, and often sees charities like the RSPCA overwhelmed with cats and kittens coming into its rescue centres.
Cats were the...
RSPCA and fire services rescue a young cat stuck 25ft up...
The RSPCA and fire services rescued a young cat which was stuck in a tree about 25ft high.
Animal Rescue Officer (ARO) Julie Parsons attended on Sunday (6 June) in Upper Hollingdean Road, Brighton, along with the fire services after reports that a cat had been stuck up a tree...
RSPCA shares it’s ‘loneliest hearts’ looking for their forever homes
The RSPCA South Cotswolds branch is hoping to find loving forever homes for three of its ‘loneliest hearts’ being cared for by the charity.
Barbossa, Gordon and Quentin are all cats looking to find homes after they came into the care of The Cotswolds Cats and Dogs Home recently.
Haley Medlock,...
RSPCA welcomes landmark Bill to end live exports after 50-year campaign
A new animal welfare bill, which includes plans to end live exports after 50 years of campaigning, has been welcomed by the RSPCA.
Published today (8 June), the Kept Animals Bill includes a proposal to end live exports of animals, tougher regulations on the imports on puppies, powers to restrict...
Number of RSPCA volunteers has doubled since the start of the...
This National Volunteers’ Week (1-7 June) the RSPCA reveals it has seen a surge in new volunteers since the start of the pandemic.
During what has been a difficult 15 months for all charities, the RSPCA has been incredibly grateful to have doubled its number of volunteers since the start...
RSPCA rescues young fox caught in football netting
The RSPCA rescued a juvenile fox which was caught by his neck and leg in football netting in a garden in Harrow.
It is believed the poor fox had been trapped in the netting for at least three hours when he was rescued by RSPCA Inspector Simon Hoggett in Hazeldene...
Dogs Trust Shoreham gets ready to welcome dog lovers to Big...
Dogs Trust Shoreham is hoping Sussex dog lovers - along with their four-legged friends - are ready to put their best foot forward when the Big Dog Walk comes to Borde Hill later this month.
Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, is the charity partner for this year’s...
Dog charity warns public after rise of unhealthy puppies handed over
A dog charity is experiencing an increase in the number of unwanted puppies and dogs with breeding and medical related issues, exacerbated by increased demand during the pandemic.
The growing desire for ‘designer’ puppies has led to increased production by irresponsible breeders. Birmingham Dogs Home, a Midlands-based rescue centre that...
Battersea thanks foster carers this Volunteers’ Week with help from a...
This Volunteers’ Week (1-7 June), animal charity Battersea has been joined by one of its many famous friends to thank the special army of foster carers that has helped to care for abandoned or unwanted dogs and cats during the past 15 unprecedented months.
Ashley Roberts of Pussycat Dolls fame...
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Rescue cat has own ‘work from home’ office and bespoke mouse...
A young moggy who came into the RSPCA’s care from a multi-cat household with severe cat flu has now landed on his paws - in a dream home complete with his very own work from home office and a bespoke ‘mouse hole’ constructed by builders.
Bertie, known previously as Beetle,...
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