The RSPCA is desperately trying to find the paw-fect fur-ever home for Toyah – who is sadly the longest stay dog at the RSPCA’s Mount Noddy’s Animal Centre in Chichester.
Five-year-old German Shepherd Toyah came to the centre back in April 2019 after her owner was no longer able to cope, and the search began to find her a loving new family.
But despite her loving and clever personality, Toyah has been overlooked time and time again by potential … Continue reading…
The RSPCA is caring for a Corgi dog who was found in a shopping trolley covered in newspapers and cardboard in Kensington High Street on Monday night (27 January).
RSPCA inspector Phil Norman was called to collect the small dog which had been found by a member of the public.
The dog, who has since been named Lloyd, was found at around 8.30pm outside the Lloyds Bank, just off Kensington High Street at the junction near Hornton Street
Lloyd was … Continue reading…
The RSPCA today urged horse lovers to rehome from them as they rescued almost 90 horses a month last year due to the ongoing horse crisis.
The charity rescued 1,071 horses from neglect and suffering last year and has hundreds looking for loving homes.
As part of the animal welfare charity’s special rehoming drive Adoptober, new figures have been released showing that although 328 horses were found new homes last year, 886 remain in the charity’s specialist equine centres … Continue reading…
The RSPCA today urged horse lovers to rehome from them as they rescued almost 90 horses a month last year due to the ongoing horse crisis.
In Greater London, the charity rescued 20 horses from neglect and suffering last year and has hundreds looking for loving homes.
As part of the animal welfare charity’s special rehoming drive Adoptober, new figures have been released showing that although 328 horses were found new homes last year, 886 remain in the charity’s … Continue reading…
The RSPCA today urged horse lovers to rehome from them as they rescued almost 90 horses a month last year due to the ongoing horse crisis.
In East Sussex the charity received 228 reports about horse neglect and suffering last year and has hundreds across England and Wales looking for loving homes.
As part of the animal welfare charity’s special rehoming drive Adoptober, new figures have been released showing that although 328 horses were found new homes last year, 886 … Continue reading…