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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...
Experts share DIY puppuccino tips
Whether you're remote working or trying to cut down on your daily expenses, making barista-style coffee at home is a great alternative to visiting coffee shops to get your caffeine fix.
But as you whip yourself up a treat with your coffee maker, you might be wondering how to get...
Loneliest dogs seek homes after a total of 15.5 years in...
The RSPCA is desperately searching for special homes for some of its longest stay residents who, between them, have clocked up a staggering 15.5 years in kennels.
The charity has launched its annual Adoptober rehoming drive - a month-long campaign promoting adoption - at a time when new figures sadly...
Dogs Trust Shrewsbury is looking for love for paw-some pairs
It has been a case of the dogs came in two by two at Dogs Trust Shrewsbury recently.
The team at the rehoming centre have found themselves looking after a record number of doggie duos with six pairs of pooches arriving in quick succession. Now they are hoping they’ll find...
How leaving pets home alone is driving separation anxiety amongst pet...
New research announced today reveals that over three quarters of Brits (76%) experience feelings of anxiety when faced with the prospect of leaving their dog alone.
In fact, the anxiousness can be so severe for some that a fifth (17%) confess to making excuses not to go out and leave...
RSPCA calls for change of approach to dog control after tragic...
The RSPCA has renewed calls for the UK Government to take urgent action to protect the public after a number of tragic incidents involving dogs.
The charity - which runs the #EndBSL campaign and is a member of the Dog Control Coalition - believes a reported rise in dog bite...
The UK’s first ever range of ready meals for dogs
HugMyDog is launching the UK’s first premium ready meals for dogs, this October 2022.
Comprising a range of complete meals using prime cuts of British meat, chicken and fish with seasonal vegetables and sprinklings of nutritional vitamins and minerals. These frozen, microwaveable ready meals can be cooked straight from the...
‘Not wanted’: RSPCA rescue guinea pigs dumped with heartbreaking note
Two guinea pigs were dumped in a shoebox during guinea pig awareness week - alongside a note which read ‘not wanted’.
The heartbreaking discovery was made late at night on September 30 by members of the public near the Castleback area of Sheffield.
They were taken in by the finders until...
Oxfordshire based CocoPup now available at Just for Pets Stores
Family-Owned pet store chain Just for Pets which has a store at The Woolgate Centre in Witney, Oxfordshire continues its commitment to British brands stocking Faringdon based CocoPup in store.
UK Pet Retailer of the Year, Just for Pets pledged to support smaller, British pet businesses late last year and...
Kennel Club celebrates honour of hosting 2028 FCI Agility World Championships
The Kennel Club is delighted and honoured to be accepted by the FCI as hosts of the FCI Agility World Championships in 2028.
The world renowned Championships, which have been taking place since 1996, were this year held in Austria and welcomed pedigree dogs and their handlers from 38 countries...
Nutravet makes products available to purchase online
Nutravet have announced that customers are now able to purchase their vet recommended supplements online via their website.
Following feedback from pet owners, Nutravet has recognised the challenges and barriers in place for some owners who are trying to buy certain products from their range. Therefore, to provide the best...
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Cat’s leg amputated due to metal wire
A cat who was found in West Yorkshire with metal wire twisted tightly around his paw has had to have his leg amputated.
Keith was taken into a vet by a member of the public who’d found him straying in their garden in Leatham Park Road, Featherstone, on 27 October...
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