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Public believes dogs have stronger legal protections than they do, Stirling study finds

Most people in the UK do not fully understand the country’s dog laws and routinely assume stronger protections are in… read the article

British vets brave crocodiles to bring first veterinary care to Botswana villages

More than 750 animals were treated during pioneering week-long clinics in the eastern reaches of Botswana’s celebrated Okavango Delta, where… read the article

First national blood bank for cats launches in UK

Pet Blood Bank UK wins regulatory approval to launch the country’s first national blood bank for cats – and is… read the article

Here comes the sun: how to keep pets cool in the heatwave

The great British summer has arrived with many parts of the UK set to be as hot as Madrid this… read the article

194-year-old tortoise joins Guinness World Records ICONS

Jonathan, believed to be the world’s oldest living land animal, is recognised alongside Everest climber Hari Budha Magar and record-breaking… read the article

Heroic pets honoured for saving lives through blood donation

A greyhound from Essex who races her owners into the donor suite, and a quietly heroic London cat, have been… read the article

Meet Louly, the ‘golden girl’ from Essex who is Britain’s oldest cat in care at nearly 20

She is nearly 20 years old, in excellent health, and – rather impressively for a lady of her vintage –… read the article

Over 83,000 back call to give Britain’s native red squirrels the same legal protection as beavers

A national conservation campaign backed by more than 83,000 people is calling on the Government to give Britain’s native red… read the article

Heather Mills to headline Bournemouth’s National Animal Rights Day celebration this Sunday

Animal welfare campaigners, vegan businesses, musicians and members of the public will gather in Bournemouth this Sunday (7 June) for… read the article