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Agria Pet Insurance teams up with Cheshire dog charity for ‘Rescue...
As part of its ‘Rescue a Rescue’ campaign, Agria has partnered with 11 animal charities and rescue centres across the UK to raise awareness of animals in need of forever homes.
One lucky Runcorn-based charity, Cheshire Sighthound Rescue, has been chosen by Agria to receive a £1000 donation and its support...
Dogs Trust launches new survey about dog behaviour
Dogs Trust has launched a new interactive survey to better understand the way we interpret dog behaviour.
The survey – Public Perceptions of Dog Behaviour & Emotion - is open for four weeks and whether you have a canine companion as part of the family or not, Dogs Trust is urging you to take part.
The survey takes around...
Dog owners to fork out £2,464.80 on day care services when...
Comparethemarket.com reveals Brits’ plans for their dogs when they return to work, with owners expected to fork out £2,464.80 a year on dog care services.
We’ve spent more time than ever with our pooches over the lockdown period, but as we gear up to resume life outside the home, how...
Grand miniature designs – eco architecture that’s the cat’s whiskers
Cats can now climb Britain’s property ladder after designers have created a unique paw’tfolio of heritage homes - perfect for the property and feline lover.
In a bid to raise awareness of the amount of cat litter going to landfill, sustainable cat litter firm Natusan has teamed up with illustrator...
Keep your pet safe in the car
Plans for foreign holidays will once again be shelved for millions of Brits this spring and summer, and now households planning ‘staycations’ have been advised on how to keep their four-legged family members safe on road trips.
The motoring experts at LeaseCar.uk have compiled their advice for travelling with pets,...
Dogs Trust urges people to give old dogs new digs
Dogs Trust is urging dog lovers to forego the pitter patter of puppy paws and consider giving Older Age Pooches their perfect retirement home.
It comes after the charity found that almost half of people looking to adopt were searching for a four-legged friend under the age of six months.
In...
Britain’s police dog handlers to receive free dog first aid training
The first ever nationwide campaign to provide free dog first aid support to the UK’s police forces has been launched, offering nearly 1,500 police dogs greater support in critical moments of need.
Thanks to a coalition of animal welfare advocates, free first aid training and kits are to be issued...
Dogs Trust Worldwide helping tackle dog fighting in South Africa
Dogs Trust Worldwide has confirmed it will continue to support the South African National Council of Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NSPCA) in its efforts to tackle dog fighting in the country.
The South African NSPCA is reporting rising levels of animal abuse as a side-effect of Covid-19 and seeing unprecedented violence against them.
Dogs Trust Worldwide has supported the...
Bill for tougher sentences for animal abusers passes into law
The RSPCA is “delighted” that the Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill will pass into law, meaning animal abusers could face up to five years in prison.
After years of tireless campaigning, the animal welfare charity - and principal investigator of animal neglect and cruelty in England and Wales is celebrating this...
Top tips to keep your dog safe as UK staycations restart
With the return of staycations this month (May) and many pet parents not wanting to leave their beloved dog behind, Nature’s Variety, reveals its top tips on how to ensure your dog is kept safe and happy whilst away from home.
Safe Travels: Everyone has fond memories of a...
RSPCA food bank project helps pet owners in need across Cheshire...
The RSPCA has expanded its food bank partnership to cover Cheshire and Merseyside for pet owners who are struggling.
In November (2020) Deputy Chief Inspector Alison Fletcher, who works in Lancashire, decided to link-up with food banks in the area to provide them with pet food for owners who were...
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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...
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