The RSPCA is appealing for information after the body of a dog was found in Hagley, Stourbridge at the weekend.
The RSPCA was called by West Midlands police after the body was found on Wassell Grove Lane, opposite the Old Halesonians Rugby Club early on Sunday morning (25 November).
The black Staffordshire bull terrier was lying next to a baseball bat and vets confirmed that the dog had suffered a fractured skull which could have come from blows … Continue reading…
The RSPCA is appealing for information after the bodies of six domestic rabbits were found dumped in plastic bags in a litter bin in Paignton.
A council worker made the grisly discovery yesterday morning (27 November) in St Michaels Park. The bodies had been put in four supermarket carrier bags.
The RSPCA South Devon branch animal collection officer, Chris Inman, attended and collected the bodies from the council depot.
The rabbits all had blood coming from their … Continue reading…
The RSPCA and Redwings Horse charity are appealing for information after a horse was found abandoned next to a travellers site in Long Lane, Grays, Essex.
RSPCA inspector Lewis Taylor was called out to the seven month-old piebald foal after a number of calls from concerned members of the public. The poor animal had a number of bite injuries to his neck, which had become badly infected.
“We are urging anyone with information about how this horse came … Continue reading…
The RSPCA is appealing for information after the bodies of six domestic rabbits were found dumped in plastic bags in a litter bin in Paignton.
A council worker made the grisly discovery yesterday morning (27 November) in St Michaels Park. The bodies had been put in four supermarket carrier bags.
The RSPCA South Devon branch animal collection officer, Chris Inman, attended and collected the bodies from the council depot.
The rabbits all had blood coming from their … Continue reading…
Welsh Government welcomes RSPCA Cymru Dog Report
The Minister for Environment and Sustainable Development, John Griffiths AM, last night welcomed the launch of the new RSPCA Cymru Dog Welfare Indicators report at an event in Cardiff attended by Assembly Members, local authorities, police representatives and other stakeholders.
The Minister said that he was excited about continuing to work together with RSPCA Cymru on animal welfare issues. Priorities going forward included ongoing work on irresponsible dog ownership, microchipping and the breeding … Continue reading…