Member of Parliament Susan Elan Jones has accompanied RSPCA inspector Kia Thomas on several calls around the Clwyd South constituency.
The ride-along gave Ms Jones an opportunity to experience the day to day inspectorate work, which on this occasion included an alleged dog beating report and complaints regarding the condition of a sheep and a pony.
Susan Elan Jones MP said: “I had a great day with Kia. It’s been fascinating to see how much the RSPCA support people with … Continue reading…
A kitten stuck inside a car engine in Cardiff has been successfully rescued.
The scared cat, aged around three months, was heard crying after becoming stuck inside the car engine at Archer Road on Saturday (23 September). As the kitten wasn’t able to be reached, the RSPCA were called for assistance.
RSPCA inspector Christine McNeil said: “When I arrived I found he was not actually stuck but refusing to come out as he was so scared so just kept moving … Continue reading…
An unwell seal has been rescued from the beach at Abergele.
The common seal with an injury to its face was spotted on Monday (24 September) and following a call the RSPCA the seal was taken straight away for treatment.
RSPCA animal collection officer (ACO) Will Galvin said: “This seal was immediately taken to our specialist wildlife facilities at RSPCA Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre for vital treatment for lungworm and rehabilitation.
“Rescuing wildlife like this poorly seal is a huge … Continue reading…
RSPCA Cymru is appealing for information after a cat’s leg bone was shattered by an air gun pellet in Martletwy.
Trilby, made her way back into her owners house with a broken leg, and after taking her immediately to a vet, it was discovered that she had been shot with an air gun.
The incident happened in the small village of Martletwy in Pembrokeshire on Monday 10 September.
Following the incident, which shattered the central joint in her front leg, … Continue reading…
Are you passionate about animal welfare and live in Pembrokeshire?
RSPCA Pembrokeshire Branch is looking for volunteers to help them develop, grow and run the branch.
Volunteers could be based from anywhere across the county and could be involved in spreading animal welfare messaging across the local community and working to provide welfare assistance.
RSPCA branch support specialist for South Wales, Francesca Grice, said: “We would love to hear from anyone who would be interested in offering some of their … Continue reading…