The animal welfare charity has received nearly 900,000 calls since the first lockdown was announced, and hopes to find new homes for many rescue pets. The RSPCA will continue to rehome rescue animals on a ...
The RSPCA has renewed calls for local authorities to consider easing some locally-imposed rules on where dogs can be exercised to help dog walkers comply with lockdown rules and stop the spread of Covid-19. Dr ...
The RSPCA has rescued a six-week-old kitten that was trapped down a six foot vertical pipe in Stafford. At first, it was thought the kitten was dead but thanks to swift action from rescuers, she ...
A new national ‘pet friendly’ hostel accreditation scheme is announced today, with the first hostel awarded accreditation this Monday 30 November 2020 in Hemel Hempstead. The StreetVet Accredited Hostel Scheme – which will roll out nationwide – will enable ...
A travelling vet service has made it possible for people to bid a final farewell to their poorly pets – despite Coronavirus restrictions. The unique mobile service offered by Dr Jon Rosie and his team ...
A Cocker Spaniel from Liverpool nearly died after eating a facemask. One-year-old Ralph needed emergency surgery at vet charity PDSA to remove the mask, which had blocked his intestines. Owner Julie Veidman noticed her beloved ...
The RSPCA is piling pressure on the Government to bring in tighter controls around fireworks after a number of shocking incidents in which animals were attacked with fireworks or died having been spooked. The RSPCA ...
New measures to be debated in Parliament today. Responsible pet owners should be allowed to rent a property provided they meet an owner’s checklist, says Andrew Rosindell MP. The former Shadow Minister for Animal Welfare ...
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is urging pet owners and livestock keepers who are worried about their animals’ welfare to take steps now to avoid possible injury and distress during traditional fireworks dates such as ...
New statistics provide a state-of-the-nation picture of life in lockdown, as thousands sought canine companionship to get through the isolation and anxiety caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The research, released this week by the ...
