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Man in court for hunting with dogs and treating injuries himself
A man has been handed a suspended prison sentence and disqualified from keeping dogs after using his terriers to hunt wildlife and treating their injuries at home himself.
Peter Bewsher of Greendykes, Egremont, Cumbria, was in court on Tuesday (6 November) after three dogs were rescued by the RSPCAas part of...
Rescue dog raises motherless kittens at Battersea
A former resident of much-loved animal rescue charity, Battersea, has been melting hearts after taking a litter of kittens under his wing.
Unlikely father figure, Bertie, is a one-year-old Labrador who has spent the last several weeks caring for seven motherless kittens brought to the charity in need of urgent...
Abandoned bald lurcher puppies are recovering well in RSPCA care
Four lurcher puppies who were found abandoned in a bag near a river in Leatherhead are recovering well in RSPCA care.
Norma, Jean, Bradley and Cooper are being rehabilitated at the RSPCA Millbrook Animal Centre in Surrey after they were found abandoned in a plastic bag at the beginning of...
Nearly one in five owners considering rehoming their dog when lockdown...
New research shows that the burgeoning market of pandemic dog owners fear they can’t give a suitable home to their pets as lockdown restrictions ease.
The research, released this week by The Kennel Club as part of its Open for Dogs campaign, shows that almost a quarter (23%) of all...
Arden Grange celebrates silver jubilee year at Paws at the Palace
Arden Grange is delighted to be making its debut visit to Paws at the Palace, the UK’s largest and fastest growing festival devoted to dogs and their owners.
Taking place at Blenheim Palace over the weekend of 3-4 July 2021, Paws at the Palace provides an ideal opportunity to get...
Cycling a penny-farthing to raise many pennies to help animals in...
A team of six animal lovers cycled 205 miles in one day to raise funds for the RSPCA - with one of the fundraisers cycling the entire way on a penny-farthing!
Bruce Walsh, Issy Pritchard, Tracey Pritchard, Gary Payne, Hamish Pringle and Christopher Musgrave-Brown took part in the ‘Chase the...
Hill’s introduces new GI ActivBiome+ technology to prescription diet range
Hill’s Pet Nutrition has announced the introduction of its pioneering new ActivBiome+ technology to its Prescription Diet Digestive and Sensitivities diets.
The new prescriotion diet ActiveBiome+ includes a unique blend of prebiotics which rapidly nourishes pets’ unique gut microbiome to tackle gastrointestinal issues in both cats and dogs.
With diarrhoea, vomiting...
Burgess Pet Care welcomes the release of new Good Practice Code...
Burgess Pet Care has welcomed the release of the new Good Practice Code for Rabbit Welfare, which has been published by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Animal Welfare.
Burgess has championed animal welfare, particularly the care of rabbits, for many years. The code is available online and now the Burgess team is...
Preparing our pups for a return to normality
As we prepare for a return to normality with the roadmap out of lockdown, recent research indicates that 83% of pet owners are anxious about the return to work and leaving their dog at home alone.
With 3.2 million people buying a pet during lockdown, Natures Menu, the UK’s leading...
New dog-friendly train carriage design revealed
With dog owners in the UK getting ready to commute back to the office, Bought By Many, has teamed-up transport and dog behaviour experts to design a more dog friendly train carriage.
The design has been created in response to new research from Bought By Many that reveals almost one...
Dogs Trust Leeds searches for foster carers to help rescue dogs
The team at Dog Trust’s Rehoming Centre in Leeds are on the lookout for more potential foster carers to come forward and open their hearts and homes for rescue dogs in need.
While there is an immediate need for more foster carers to join the team due to upcoming building works that will limit kennel capacity; Dogs Trust Leeds would like...
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24-hour school sports day with a difference in aid of dogs...
Whilst all eyes might be on Pudsey Bear this Children in Need, a staff member from Maidstone Grammar School will have another furry-friend in his mind on the big day (15 November) as he tackles a 24-hour sporting challenge for dogs in need.
Rhys Williams, Student Services Manager at the...
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