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  • Feb- 2020 -
    18 February
    Maxi Zoo donates €38,255 to dog charity

    Maxi Zoo donates €38,255 to dog charity

    Pet food and accessory retailer Maxi Zoo has donated €38,255 ( £31,752) to charity Dogs Trust in Ireland. The donation from Maxi Zoo is due to the success of their annual ‘Friendship Connects, Give Paw’ fundraising campaign. The campaign, launched by top Irish Model and TV personality Glenda Gilson and…

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  • 17 February
    MPs support Battersea’s animal cruelty campaign

    MPs support Battersea’s animal cruelty campaign

    Over 100 MPs have showed their support for five-year prison sentences for animal cruelty at a reception held by Battersea in Parliament. The event was in support the charity’s campaign to increase the maximum sentence for the most serious animal cruelty offences. MPs were invited to sign Battersea’s pledge board…

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  • 13 February
    DogsTrust advises on how to keep safe during Storm Dennis

    DogsTrust advises on how to keep safe during Storm Dennis

    Dog charity Dogs Trust has offered advice on how to keep dogs “happy” and “safe” with Storm Dennis due to hit the UK this weekend. The charity has said if the If the storm is disrupting your dog’s exercise routine, activities such as a toy filled with food so that…

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  • 11 February
    Canine Partners seeking volunteers to assist dogs in training

    Canine Partners seeking volunteers to assist dogs in training

    Dog charity Canine Partners is seeking volunteers to offer “the best start in life” to a puppy training to be an assistant dog. The charity trains assistance dogs to transform the lives of people with disabilities, boosting their confidence and independence. It is looking for puppy parents in their 13…

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  • 5 February
    The Kennel Club welcomes Cornwall Council’s new dog-friendly rules

    The Kennel Club welcomes Cornwall Council’s new dog-friendly rules

    Dog charity, The Kennel Club has welcomed the recent announcement by Cornwall Council that complex restrictions on dog walker access to its beaches will be overhauled this summer, following a wide-ranging consultation. The new rules simplify and reduce the restrictions placed on dogs on beaches in Cornwall by only excluding…

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  • 4 February
    Pets Corner partners with disability charity

    Pets Corner partners with disability charity

    Pets Corner announced it has formed a partnership with disability charity Leonard Cheshire. The charity aims to help young, disabled people, and as part of the collaboration, funding from Pets Corner will enable them to take part in the charity’s ‘Can Do’ programme. The programme encourages them to learn new…

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  • 4 February
    Dogs Trust appeals for charity shop volunteers

    Dogs Trust appeals for charity shop volunteers

    The Dogs Trust has announced it is appealing for volunteers ahead of the grand opening of a new Dogs Trust charity shop. The Poole shop, which is set to have its grand opening on 20 February Dogs, will need volunteers to aid with the day-to-day running of the business.  The…

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  • Jan- 2020 -
    28 January
    PDSA launches 10th PAW report

    PDSA launches 10th PAW report

    PDSA has announced its annual PAW (PDSA animal welfare) report will be marking its 10 year anniversary. The animal charity said its report is the “most comprehensive insight into pet wellbeing in the UK”, and the group is now encouraging vets, vet nurses and students to partake in the online…

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  • 27 January
    Pets Corner launches partnership with Leonard Cheshire

    Pets Corner launches partnership with Leonard Cheshire

    Pets Corner has announced its new partnership with disability charity Leonard Cheshire. As part of the collaboration, funding from Pets Corner will enable more young disabled people to take part in the charity’s ‘Can Do’ programme, where participants learn new skills to help build their confidence while also giving back…

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  • 24 January
    Breeder receives lifetime ban for ear-cropping

    Breeder receives lifetime ban for ear-cropping

    A celebrity dog breeder has been banned from keeping dogs for life and ordered to pay more than £10,000 after he admitted to taking part in illegally cropping puppies’ ears. Breeder Simon Davis mutilated the puppies’ ears, then sold them on for thousands of pounds to customers including Little Mix…

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