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RSPCA: We’re made up – but there’s still more to do
The RSPCA is celebrating as the sale of cosmetics tested on animals is banned within the European Union today – 30 years since the charity began campaigning for ‘cruelty-free’ cosmetics.
RSPCA: Domestic abuse and pet welfare - can you help?
The RSPCA is currently inundated with a record number of pleas for help from families who are escaping domestic abuse and asking for someone to care for their pets.
RSPCA: I wheely wish you would stop badgering me!
The RSPCA rescued a badger after she got stuck in the wheel of a van.
RSPCA welcomes Scruffts, but serious concerns about Crufts remain
Judges’ focus should be health, welfare and temperament: the RSPCA has welcomed the inclusion of a category for cross-breeds at this year’s Crufts – but insists all dogs should be judged on their health and welfare rather than their appearance.
RSPCA: Grimsby men jailed for sickening campaign of wildlife crime
Trio captured themselves setting dogs on foxes and badgers
Oiled birds released back into the wild by RSPCA
Some of the oiled sea birds rescued by the RSPCA last month took their first flight into freedom yesterday (Thursday February 28).
RSPCA: Make your mum smile and help animals on Mother’s Day
They say it’s the thought that counts and sending an RSPCA Mother’s Day gift card will both bring a smile to your mum’s face and help animals in need.
RSPCA fears the horse passport system is ‘broken'
In the wake of the horse meat scandal and ongoing welfare concerns for horses, the RSPCA is again expressing its deep concern about the usefulness of the horse passport system, which aims to keep track of horses for disease control.
RSPCA outraged after badger cull announced for summer 2013
The RSPCA is outraged that the Government has ignored public, parliamentary, EU Commission and scientific opinion and announced that it will be going ahead with plans for a badger cull this summer.
RSPCA: Oiled birds released following care in RSPCA wildlife centre
Some of the oiled sea birds cared for by the RSPCA will be released back into the wild on Thursday (February 28).
Oiled birds released following care in RSPCA wildlife centre
Some of the oiled sea birds that have been cared for at an RSPCA wildlife centre in Sussex have been released back into the wild.
End export of wild baby elephants to zoos, says RSPCA
Concerns are growing for baby elephants snatched from the wild in Africa then flown to Chinese zoos after one died and footage seen by the RSPCA shows another very sick.
RSPCA welcomes EFRA call for effective action on dog ownershi
Animal charity backs report’s criticism of Government.
RSPCA: Rabbits looking for forever homes!
The animal welfare charity is asking for people to find a little space in their hearts for pairs of bunnies desperately looking for a new home.
RSPCA: Loughton woman given life ban on animals after abandoning dogs
A Loughton woman has been banned from keeping animals for life after leaving her three dogs for months in a house crammed with waist high waste.
RSPCA: Compulsory Microchipping: a good start but what are we trying to solve?
Animal welfare groups gave a fairly universal welcome to the Government’s proposals on microchipping when they were announced on 6th February. Why?
RSPCA: Share the love this Valentine’s Day and help animals in need
The RSPCA is hopeful that this Valentine’s Day will be full of love and kindness for animals as 65 per cent of people said they send greetings cards ‘from’ their pet to close family and friends.
RSPCA gives cautious welcome to Government dog proposals announcement
Microchipping welcomed, but prevention needed: the RSPCA today welcomed the Government’s long-awaited announcement to make microchipping compulsory for all dogs as a step in the right direction – but warned preventative measures are needed to improve dog welfare.
RSPCA: Dagenham dog fighter given 10 year ban
Dog DNA found on flesh stapler at Tony Barbara’s home: An Essex dog fighter convicted of a string of animal cruelty offences – including possession of a flesh stapler used to treat injured dogs – has been banned from keeping dogs for 10 years.
RSPCA: Liverpool man admits keeping and selling rare wild birds
A Liverpool man has been ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work after he admitted selling wild birds at one of the country’s biggest aviculture shows.
RSPCA: Guillemots found covered in unidentified sticky substance
The RSPCA has been called to the rescue of more than 100 sea birds being found covered in an unidentified sticky substance.
RSPCA: Sussex horse owner loses appeal over ban
A horse owner from Sussex, who was banned from keeping horses for five years, has lost her appeal over the ban.
RSPCA calls on Defra to follow Wales and scrap badger cull plans
RSPCA welcomes news of progress of the badger vaccination programme in Wales and calls on the English Government to follow suit.
RSPCA: Owner of horse who got on gate didn’t get vet treatment for injuries
The owner of a stallion, who seriously damaged his genitals trying to jump a five bar gate, has been given a five year ban on keeping horses by Chelmsford magistrates.
RSPCA: More sheep sail from Ramsgate in freezing conditions
More than 1200 sheep sailed from the port of Ramsgate in sub zero conditions and despite a force five to seven gale warning on Friday morning as RSPCA inspectors again attended the port.
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