The RSPCA is on standby to help any owners whose homes have been, or are being, evacuated in Camden over the coming days.
An officer was in the area all day yesterday (SAT) working with Camden Council’s animal welfare team to collect details of all of those who may need assistance, and is keeping in close contact with the council today.
A register was opened up at Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre, which is one of the locations providing … Continue reading…
The RSPCA is reassuring owners whose homes have been, or are being, evacuated in Camden that help is available to care for their pets, should they need it.
An officer has been in the area all day working with Camden Council’s animal welfare team to collect details of all of those who may need assistance.
A register has been opened up at Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre, which is one of the locations providing emergency accommodation, and anyone who needs our … Continue reading…
The RSPCA is offering assistance to the owners of animals affected by the tower block evacuations in Camden last night.
We have been in touch with Camden Council this morning and are headed to the area now.
A register is going to be opened up at Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre, which is one of the locations providing emergency accommodation, and anyone who needs our help can also call us on 0300 1234 999.
RSPCA animal collection officer (ACO) Zenon Brown … Continue reading…
The RSPCA is appealing for information after a dying puppy was dumped in a car carrier outside a Pets at Home, in Southwark.
CCTV footage shows a man with dark hair, and dressed in a dark top and bottoms hurrying over and then leaving the dirty carrier just outside the front door of the store in Old Kent Road, just before 11.30am on Thursday, 8 June.
Despite the best efforts of RSPCA vets to save him, the dog was showing … Continue reading…
A woman who kept 40 animals in squalid conditions at her home in Nottinghamshire has been banned from keeping dogs for life.
Margaret Greaves (DOB 2/9/1952) of Newbound Lane, in Sutton-in-Ashfield, appeared at Mansfield Magistrates’ Court today (Tues 20 June), where she pleaded guilty to a number of animal welfare offences, which included failing to meet their needs and causing unnecessary suffering by not providing veterinary treatment.
As well as the lifetime disqualification order on keeping dogs, Greaves was also … Continue reading…