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Suspended sentences for men running puppy farm and cockfighting ring
28.02.2020
A family were sentenced this week for a string of animal welfare offences.
Eyal Booker gives us the seal of approval for helping wildlife
28.02.2020
RSPCA Ambassador, model and reality TV star Eyal Booker visited our East Winch Wildlife Centre in Norfolk where he helped release seals back to the wild...
We're revealing the 'dark side' of unneutered cats
25.02.2020
Did you know that getting your kitten neutered could protect them from diseases and cancers?
Today, we're welcoming 23 new inspectors to help make a kinder world for animals
21.02.2020
Following the 12-month training, our new inspectors will now be filling frontline posts around the country, to rescue animals in need.
Calling all animal lovers! Come along to your nearest Pets at Home store
21.02.2020
We've teamed up with Pets at Home stores to raise vital funds to help tackle animal cruelty.
Watch our hard-working team swim pony to safety after flood strikes
19.02.2020
We've launched an emergency fundraising appeal after responding to more than 200 emergencies during Storm Dennis.
Forget Tinder! Rescue cockerels turn to 'Rooster' to find their Valentine's
14.02.2020
Our rescue cockerels are hoping for a new home with a flock of feathered females this Valentine's Day...
Apprenticeship fund helps animal lover fulfil lifelong ambition
05.02.2020
We're announcing an exciting expansion to our apprenticeship programme thanks to a £500,000 levy transfer from NatWest.
Year of the rat: These rescue rats are hoping to celebrate the Chinese New Year with new homes
23.01.2020
Our rescue rats are hoping that the Chinese New Year may bring them some luck - and a new home.
Dog breeder to Little Mix and Geordie Shore stars banned following cruel ear-cropping involvement
23.01.2020
A celebrity dog breeder has been banned from keeping dogs for life and ordered to pay more than £10,000 in costs.
