A furry feline has proved she is one special VIP – a very important pussycat – after she was discovered in a Wrexham nightclub!
Staff at Atik nightclub on Brook Street were surprised when they found the young cat hiding under the seats in a VIP area.
The staff first spotted the cat – nicknamed Disco – on Monday, 13 November, and had made several attempts to catch her but had not been able to.
A call was then made … Continue reading…
A seal has been rescued by RSPCA Cymru after he amazingly climbed 60 foot up a steep cliff near Bull Bay, Amlwch in Gwynedd.
RSPCA Cymru was contacted yesterday (Monday, 20 November) following concerns for the grey seal pup which had been spotted close to the cliff edge on the coastal path.
RSPCA animal collection officer (ACO) Will Galvin said: “The seal had somehow climbed up 60 foot which would have been really difficult for him.
“It isn’t normal behaviour … Continue reading…
A badger has been released back into the wild after being rescued from the bottom of a sewage tank in Leicester.
The RSPCA teamed up with Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service to rescue the animal, who had fallen down into the 15ft-deep tank at sewage treatment works in Enderby Road, Whetstone, on Wednesday last week (15 November).
So that he could be safely rescued, the badger was sedated before the fire crew went down into the tank from a ladder. … Continue reading…
An owl who was rescued hanging from a tree by fishing litter is on the mend after being treated with steam from a KETTLE.
The tawny owl had gotten tangled in discarded fishing line 10 metres up a in a tree in Green Lane, Walsall, on Thursday 9 November. West Midlands Fire Service attended and requested the assistance of the RSPCA to rescue the stricken bird.
RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Cat Strawford said: “We don’t know for sure how long … Continue reading…
RSPCA Cymru is appealing for information after four budgies were abandoned in a box in Denbigh.
The four budgies were left at a front gate at a property at Cwm y Rhinwedd Bylchau in Denbigh on Friday (17 November).
RSPCA animal collection officer (ACO) Will Galvin said: “The budgies are healthy and uninjured but must have been so frightened being left in a box. We’re not sure how long they were there for.
“It appears that they have been abandoned, … Continue reading…