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Charities

  • May- 2018 -
    1 May
    Dogs Trust scheme ensures dogs of the deceased are looked after

    Dogs Trust scheme ensures dogs of the deceased are looked after

    Dogs Trust has introduced a scheme that ensures dogs are looked after once their owner has died. The free scheme allows dog owners to carry a ‘Canine Care Card’ which means Dogs Trust staff will take in the dog for medical examinations and then rehoming. The charity says the scheme…

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  • 1 May
    Michael Gove scraps plan to ban electric collars

    Michael Gove scraps plan to ban electric collars

    Michael Gove has announced that he has scrapped plans for a complete ban on electric collars for pets. The environment secretary still plans to ban the collars when used for training purposes but told MPs he believes when used with containment fences the collars offer pets “freedom”. Gove said: “Containment…

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  • Apr- 2018 -
    30 April
    Mayhew rescues 18 stray dogs on a US marine base in Georgia

    Mayhew rescues 18 stray dogs on a US marine base in Georgia

    Animal rescue charity Mayhew has announced it has rescued 18 dogs living on a US marine base in Georgia. The dogs were brought to Mayhew’s attention after they were spotted by one of the marines stationed at the base, who was also fostering for Dog Organisation Georgia (DOG). The dogs…

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  • 27 April
    Animal Welfare Foundation

    Exotics vet overcomes spider bite and heat to raise funds for animal welfare

    Companion animal and exotics vet Daniella Dos Santos overcame a spider bite, a leg injury and heatwave-like conditions to complete the Virgin London Marathon on 22 April. She completed the race in seven hours and four minutes raising more than £1,600 for vet-led charity Animal Welfare Foundation (AWF). Dos Santos,…

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  • 26 April
    Mayhew

    Mayhew celebrates World Vet Day

    London-based animal welfare charity, Mayhew, is celebrating and marking World Vet Day (28th April 2018) by highlighting the charity’s vet training programme. World Vet Day pays a special recognition to the veterinary profession, celebrating the significant contribution vets have on society. This year, Mayhew will be training 20 national and…

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  • 24 April
    RSPCA ‘shocked’ after gerbil thrown into skip

    RSPCA ‘shocked’ after gerbil thrown into skip

    The RSPCA has announced it is “shocked” after it was alerted by a member of the public to a gerbil in distress after being thrown into a skip in Nuneaton. Louise Marston, an RSPCA inspector rushed out to save the animal and took him to a nearby RSPCA rescue centre.…

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  • 23 April
    Dog has major surgery after swallowing ice lolly stick during heatwave

    Dog has major surgery after swallowing ice lolly stick during heatwave

    A five year old Shih Tzu was admitted to Grimsby Blue Cross animal hospital for major surgery after swallowing a stick from an ice lolly it found on the floor. The vets first tried to make the dog regurgitate the stick using an endoscopy but despite being able to see…

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  • 20 April
    Mayhew

    Mayhew launches month of fundraising

    London-based animal welfare charity, Mayhew, is holding a month of fundraising fun in May to help the charity continue its work to help abandoned, neglected and vulnerable cats and dogs, as well as owners in need, both in the UK and overseas. During Month of Mayhew, the charity has asked…

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  • 20 April
    Vets Now

    Vets Now announces three major charitable initiatives for 2018

    Vets Now has launched three charitable initiatives this year, one being a £200,000 ‘angel fund’ to over the costs to treat pets and stray animals. Privately-owned Vets Now, established 16 years ago, is the largest provider of out-of-hours care and employs more than 200 vets in its network of 56…

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  • 19 April
    Animal Rescue Centre

    Mattress retailer donates £1,200 in pet beds to Yorkshire Cat Rescue

    Leeds-based mattress retailer OTTY has donated 15 of its pet beds totalling £1,200 to some of Yorkshire’s vulnerable and abandoned cats at regional pet charity, Yorkshire Cat Rescue. OTTY’s pet beds will be used to help Yorkshire’s furry feline friends to recover and recuperate at the charity’s purpose-built centre in…

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