Two domestic ducklings have been found dumped in a plastic tub at a Wolverhampton park.
Officers from the RSPCA were alerted after a member of the public found the tiny ducklings at Fowlers Park, off Nine Elms Lane in the West Midlands city on Saturday (26 June).
The ducklings were struggling in the mud flat near a pond at the park – and were “lucky to be found” as stormy weather hit the local area.
RSPCA inspector Kate Parker raced … Continue reading…
A Bristol secondary school – CST Trinity Academy – is set to compete in the finale of a prestigious RSPCA-backed debating competition.
After successfully running ‘The Great Debate’ in secondary schools for a number of years, the RSPCA has now teamed up with fellow charity Debate Mate for their prestigious 2021 Grand Cup Finals.
Debate Mate is a global educational organisation, aiming to power social change through equipping children and young people with the skills and confidence to become world-class … Continue reading…
Two West Midlands secondary schools are set to compete in the finale of a prestigious RSPCA-backed debating competition.
After successfully running ‘The Great Debate’ in secondary schools for a number of years, the RSPCA has now teamed up with fellow charity Debate Mate for their prestigious 2021 Grand Cup Finals.
Debate Mate is a global educational organisation, aiming to power social change through equipping children and young people with the skills and confidence to become world-class communicators through their after … Continue reading…
Two Birmingham based primary schools have qualified for a prestigious RSPCA-backed debating competition, with the Grand Finale set to be live-streamed to the world.
The animal welfare charity has run its ‘Great Debate’ secondary school debating competition for a number of years, and 2021 marks the first time that primary school pupils also have the chance to compete in a RSPCA-backed debating tournament.
For this academic year, the RSPCA have partnered with Debate Mate for their primary schools’ Debate Mate … Continue reading…
The RSPCA has launched an appeal for information after a cat was shot with an air weapon in the Willenhall area.
Officers from the charity were alerted after Molly returned back to her home, off of Stroud Avenue, in a very bad way on Friday 16 April.
Molly’s owner returned from work to find her very still, but screaming in pain when touched. There was a huge lump on her ear; and sadly, local vets found that the feline had … Continue reading…