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Animal Welfare lead and PhD student join Burgess Excel Vet Awards’...
Two guest judges will join this year’s judging panel for the Burgess Excel Vet Awards, which celebrate the nation’s veterinary practices, vets and nurses who are dedicated to improving the lives of domestic rabbits and guinea pigs in the UK.
Matthew Gough, Head of Operations at Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare,...
Vet’s Kitchen launch Puppy Pack to support new pet owners
Vet’s Kitchen has launched a unique Puppy Pack, providing all the essentials new pet owners need.
The Puppy Packs are full of tips and advice from a team of veterinary experts and nutritionists to ensure that your puppy gets off to a great start in life, as well as supporting...
UK’s largest multi-pet event returns to Stafford in August
The UK’s largest indoor and outdoor multi-pet event returns to the Stafford County Showground in August.
The Pet Show brings together all creatures great and small, showcasing the very best that the UK’s pet industry has to offer.
Visiting the Stafford County Showground on 18 and 19 August, The Pet Show...
Dog with a broken leg left tied up outside vet clinic
The RSPCA is investigating after a dog with a broken leg was left tied to railings outside a vet clinic in Potton.
One-year-old male Lurcher nicknamed Roscco – was found by staff tied to railings at the vets surgery on Thursday afternoon (17).
RSPCA Animal Welfare Officer, Jane Folly who went...
TheaPaws dogs spread happiness to employees
Employees at the work space, Huckletree West, near Shepherd’s Bush in London welcomed therapy dogs into their office as part of Mental Health Awareness Week (14th to 201th May).
The dogs were from the London-based animal welfare charity, Mayhew’s Therapaws programme, which recognised the mutual benefits of animals engaging with...
New campaign aims to keep cats firmly in the family
The UK's leading feline welfare charity have launched a new campaign to encourage parents to keep their pets during pregnancy and beyond.
The #KidsandKitties campaign urges people not to give up their pets, following new findings that show round half of parents have concerns about cats and children.
Survey results reveal...
Long-term lodger at Dogs Trust Salisbury finds forever home
A long-term lodger at Dogs Trust Salisbury has finally found their forever home after 600 days at the rehoming centre.
Seven-year-old Terrier cross, Bailey arrived at Newton Tony-based rehoming centre in September 2016 heavily pregnant and went into have seven healthy puppies.
All seven pups have now all found new homes,...
Pets at Home release half a million pounds to support animal...
Pets at Home is celebrating the anniversary of its VIP Club by making a share of £500,000 available to animal charities cross the UK.
Every time a member of Pets at Home’s VIP Club makes a purchase and swipe their VIP card they collate Lifelines: points from the purchase which...
A new study reveals the true cost of owning a pet
The true cost of owning a pet has been revealed in a new report from MORE TH>N.
The new report looks into the future of pet ownership in the UK, ranging from issues surrounding their health and wellbeing, through to the financial implications for the owner.
The study reveals that on...
London animal welfare charity’s Open Day raises 10k
London-based animal welfare charity, Mayhew recently held its annual Open Day, which raised an incredible £10,000 on the day.
The charity threw a fantastic street part, sponsored by Lily’s Kitchen and ProtectaPet, at their home in Kensal Green on Sunday 13th May.
The day, which was hosted by loyal Mayhew supporter...
Dumped Cockapoo puppies doing well in RSPCA care
Three Cockapoo puppies dumped in Wetherby just over a week ago are said to be doing well in RSPCA care.
The two female pups, Olive and Emmy and male, Gus were found by a member of the public on a bridle track off Deerstone Ridge on Sunday 6 May.
The puppies...
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Elderly cat ‘missing’ for 14 years is reunited with owner for...
The RSPCA reunited an elderly cat with her owner who ‘never gave up hope of seeing the feline again’ after she disappeared 14 years ago.
The 20-year-old cat, called Charlotte, was living a semi-feral existence in Lambeth, six miles and across the Thames from her old home in Maida Vale....
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