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Big dogs take longer to rehome as cost of living puts...
Big dogs take almost twice as long to rehome as smaller breeds, according to figures released by the RSPCA today.
The RSPCA - the world’s largest and oldest animal welfare charity, which celebrates its 200th birthday this year - has released new figures that show it takes almost twice as...
One-eyed cat needs new home after his previous owner could no...
The RSPCA is appealing to find a home for a one-eyed 11-year-old cat who sadly came into the charity’s care earlier this month.
Gabriel is being cared for by the RSPCA Stafford, Wolverhampton and District Branch after his previous owner of 11-years was sadly diagnosed with dementia and was struggling to care for...
Dog with missing paw searches for new home after being abandoned
Sister dogs who were abandoned outside an RSPCA rescue centre are looking for new homes and fresh start
Husky crossbreed sisters, Ava and Narla, were brought into the RSPCA’s Southridge Animal Centre, in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, on 10 November 2023 after being found abandoned outside the shelter’s gates.
Southridge Behaviour and Welfare Advisor Claire...
New research reveals the perfect tempo for running with your dog
You’ll never walk alone with a dog at your side, but why stop at walking? Natural dog food brand Harringtons has mined Spotify data across thousands of playlists to discover which dog breeds make a good running partner and the best running songs to train to.
Dogs have a natural prey...
Leading pet food and wellbeing company partners with dog behaviour specialist...
Rosyth-based pet food and wellbeing company, Bella & Duke, today announces a partnership with leading dog trainer and canine behaviourist, Nikki Mather. Nikki takes on the role as Bella & Duke’s consultant dog trainer and behaviourist, to help pet owners and Bella & Duke customers across the country give...
RSPCA investigates after emaciated dog found curled up behind bush
Roxy was ‘painfully skinny’ sparking an RSPCA investigation
The RSPCA is appealing for information to track down the owners of a ‘painfully skinny’ dog found curled up on a driveway behind a bush in Essex.
Three-year-old Dogue de Bordeaux cross Roxy was found huddled by a bush on a driveway in...
Which pooch should you pick according to your zodiac sign 🌙⭐🐶
If you're looking to introduce a furry friend to your family in the not-so-distant future, you're not alone.
There has been a significant rise in the number of pet owners over the last year, in part due to lockdown. In fact, between the start of lockdown and March 2021, 3.2...
Making gardens more cat friendly
Cats love to be outside so in the run-up to National Gardening Week on 1 May, the feline welfare charity Cats Protection has some top tips for cat owners.
Beware of dangerous plants
The most important gardening tip for all cat owners is to avoid lilies both outdoors and inside the...
Pets Choice expands its Pet Trade Team
Blackburn-based pet food manufacturer Pets Choice has brought in three new recruits including a Head of Pet and eCommerce Sale
Pets Choice has announced that Ken Davies has joined as Head of Pet and eCommerce Sales having previously worked as the Director of Area Sales at LeisureGrow PetFace, supporting key...
A spring in your step
Birmingham Dogs Home launches walking challenge to support homeless dogs
Birmingham Dogs Home is encouraging the local community to walk 100k in May for National Walking Month while raising funds to support homeless dogs in the West Midlands.
The charity is launching the ‘Spring into May’ challenge to support the four-legged friends...
Abandoned staffie now in loving forever home after 300 days in...
Billy starred in an Omaze prize draw campaign with VIP and RSPCA Ambassador Joanna Page
A sweet Staffordshire bull terrier who was rescued by the RSPCA after being abandoned has now landed on his paws in a new loving forever home.
Nine-year-old Staffie Billy was found abandoned in the Camden area...
PDSA shares hot weather advice to pet owners
With temperatures rising, people across the country will be planning how to make the most of the warm weather – but vet charity PDSA has issued a warning for pet owners ahead of the sweltering heatwave this weekend.
PDSA Vet Nurse, Gemma Renwick says: “Whilst some pets may appreciate pleasant...
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