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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,...
Battersea takes almost twice as many black cats as any other...
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home reveal almost half of all cats brought into their rescue centres so far this year have been black.
The charity revealed that unwanted black cats make up 43% of all feline admissions to Battersea, compared to other single-coloured cats, which are far less likely to...
RSPCA launch campaign to restrict the use of fireworks
The RSPCA has launched a campaign to restrict the private use of fireworks on all but four days of the year.
A Change.org petition has already generated thousands of signatures since it was set up on October 16 and the RSPCA is joining calls urging people to email the UK...
Battersea offer advice on how to make Halloween less scary for...
Halloween may be celebrated as the spookiest night of the year, but it doesn’t have to be that way for your dog.
While the scary celebrations can provide plenty of fun for all the family. It’s important to make sure that your pet is having fun too.
Nathalie Ingham, Canine Behaviour...
Donations from holidaymakers raise £1 million for Dogs Trust
Cottages.com and Hoseasons are celebrating raising £1 million for the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, Dogs Trust.
The funds were raised from donations from holidaymakers across the country via bookings made at dogstrustholidays.co.uk with the charity receiving a donation equal to 10% of each accommodation booking value.
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RSPCA urge parents to teach children to be safe around dogs
The RSPCA is urging parents to teach children to be safe around dogs as the government calls for education programmes.
The animal welfare charity is urging parents to learn and use its ‘Six Golden Rules’ to ensure positive interactions between children and dogs as a government committee called for education...
Cat charities come together to tackle cat crisis
A group of animal charities are coming together to champion kitten neutering at the London Vet Show this year.
The Cat Population Control Group (CPCG) has a stand at the London Vet Show from November 15-16 at the Excel where once again the group will be promoting neutering of pet...
RSPCA calls for animal welfare to be on the school curriculum
The RSPCA is calling for animal welfare to be on the curriculum as nearly a quarter of schoolchildren aged 10-18 have witnessed animal cruelty on social media.
The animal welfare charity reports that young children are being exposed to horrific incidents of animal suffering online in ways previous generations have...
Dogs Trust undercover investigation reveals magnitude of puppy smuggling trade
The UK’s largest dog welfare charity is calling on the government to take urgent action to stop illegal importation of puppies as Brexit approaches.
This follows an undercover investigation, which exposes the magnitude and ease of trade routes into the UK for European smugglers.
A new Dogs Trust report has...
RSPCA welcomes findings of inquiry into Breed Specific Legislation
The RSPCA has welcomed the announcement that the EFRA Committee’s report is calling for a full-scale review of current dog control legislation and policy.
The RSPCA has been calling for a parliamentary inquiry into the effectiveness of Breed Specific Legislation (BSL) in protecting public safety and dog welfare since August...
Dogs Trust pooch helps grieving widow conquer Mount Snowdon
An ex Dogs Trust Canterbury resident has helped grieving widow to conquer Mount Snowdon following her husband’s death in 2004.
Elsa a 10- year old Weimaraner arrived at Dogs Trust Canterbury in 2012 with a number of health issues, including a cancerous tumour on her right ear and hip dysplasia....
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RSPCA appeal after three neglected dogs are abandoned in Merseyside
The RSPCA is appealing for people to come forward with information after three neglected dogs were found - presumed abandoned - in two separate incidents in Merseyside.
The first one involved two severely matted and unwell Chow Chows which were found tied to a tree in the L36 area of Liverpool...
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