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RSPCA: Almost 100,000 British calves killed on farm and 11,000 shipped abroad
TV farmer Jimmy Doherty encourages shoppers to buy British veal: About 100,000 dairy calves were killed last year just because they were the ‘wrong sex’, new figures have revealed.
RSPCA: Wild baby owls found in boot of car
The RSPCA are investigating after two tawny owlets were found in the boot of a car during a routine police check.
RSPCA: Remember to keep your pets cool as temperatures soar
Following the sudden rise in temperature over the last couple of days the RSPCA is urging owners not to leave pets in cars, conservatories or caravans whilst they are enjoying the sunshine.
RSPCA: Yorkshire man jailed for ‘sickening’ badger baiting offences
Anthony Lee filmed fights between dogs and badgers
Good news in the campaign to defend standards for lab animals - but it has been ‘a battle simply to stand still’ says RSPCA
Lab animals won’t lose hard-fought protections in the UK after the government appears to have listened to the outcry from members of the public and the concerns of the RSPCA, it was revealed today.
Number of horses in RSPCA care doubles in 12 months
The RSPCA has launched an emergency 'Stable Homes' appeal to find foster homes for hundreds of young horses as the number in our care has doubled in the past year.
RSPCA launches ‘Animal Welfare Report Card’
Facebook app gives users the chance to be to be ‘teacher’ and grade the coalition on their animal rights record
Mother and son ordered to pay almost all RSPCA costs
An international horse show judge and breeder who was banned from owning, keeping, dealing or transporting equines for three years in September has withdrawn his appeal against his sentence. He, and his mother, have been ordered to pay £184,667.66 in costs between them.
RSPCA: Owl rescued after being tangled in fishing line and dangled from a tree
Don’t leave litter, warns RSPCA, following the rescue of an owl by the charity after it got tangled in fishing line and was left hanging precariously from a tree.
RSPCA: the Grand National is still too risky for the horses. It’s the unacceptable face of racing
The RSPCA statement in response to British Horseracing Authority's initial findings into a review of the 2012 Grand National
RSPCA: "The only way is ethics!"
Ethics in food and fashion are more important than ever, say consumers. Is your business ethical - or are you chicken?
RSPCA statistics for 2011 show "a rising tide of animal cruelty"
The number of people convicted of cruelty and neglect to animals rose by nearly a quarter last year, according to figures announced by the RSPCA today.
RSPCA: New Government dog measures lack bite
Coalition breaks promise to “target irresponsible owners”
RSPCA demands definite date for ban on wild animals in circuses
Will the Westminster government stay true to its word?
RSPCA: Sick St Bernard found dead and emaciated in garden
The owners of a starving dog which is thought to have been so hungry it ate rubbish have been given a suspended jail sentence.
RSPCA: Pet buyers given puppy power thanks to new contract and information pack
RSPCA and BVA Animal Welfare Foundation launch PIP
RSPCA equine inspectors at the Grand National
A team of specially-trained RSPCA equine inspectors will be attending the three day Grand National meeting this year.
RSPCA: Give wild baby bunnies a hoppy Easter – leave them alone
RSPCA says think twice and seek advice
RSPCA: Cruel crossbow attacks kill birds
RSPCA appeals for information after two similar incidents
New graduates join the RSPCA’s frontline against animal cruelty
Twenty men and women are set to join the RSPCA’s 265-strong team of committed Inspectors fighting animal cruelty in England and Wales, following their graduation ceremony in West Sussex today (30 March).
More than 30 homes visited during RSPCA’s badger crime crackdown
Charity’s inspectors out as part of Operation Meles
RSPCA response to footage of escaped circus elephant
The RSPCA was horrified by the recent footage of a circus elephant who escaped into a shopping centre car park in County Cork, Ireland.
RSPCA: Albino python sent through post
Eight-foot snake almost ended up on a plane
RSPCA: Planned Government law risks lab animal welfare
RSPCA says lab animal welfare is still at risk after Government announces plans for new law
RSPCA inspectors at ports for the first time in a decade
Two warning notices issued: RSPCA inspectors were at a UK port today (WEDS) for the first time in more than a decade to check the welfare of hundreds of calves and sheep being shipped abroad.
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