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  • Jan- 2018 -
    11 January
    Appeal launched after spate of cat poisonings

    Appeal launched after spate of cat poisonings

    The RSPCA is appealing for information after a number of cat deaths as a result of poisonings in Cumbria. Two cats – Smudge and Bruno – who were both owned by Dawn Milburn of Moorgarth, Swarthmoor, Ulverston were found dead five days apart in September (9 and 13). A third…

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  • 11 January
    Celia Hammond Animal Trust

    ‘Scared’ cats ‘flee into woods’ as hunting hounds race through sanctuary

    Over 20 cats have gone missing after hunting hounds rushed into an animal sanctuary for an hour and a half during a hunt. Staff at the Celia Hammond Animal Trust’s Greenacres branch near Hastings claimed that the centre was “swarmed” by the fox hounds on 9 January as the animals…

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  • 10 January
    Two dogs die during PetSmart grooming session

    Two dogs die during PetSmart grooming session

    A PetSmart centre in New Jersey is being investigated after two dogs died and a third was injured when they were dropped off for grooming appointments during an eight-day period. The three dogs had been taken to the Flemington pet store between 22 and 29 December 2017. Danielle DiNapoli told…

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  • 10 January
    NOAH

    £10.6m spent of pet dogs every year

    The average cost of owning a dog from puppy age is between £21,000 to £33,000 during its lifetime, according to online veterinary pharmacy, Vet-Medic. The online platform found that 24 percent of people in the UK own at least one dog, with 83 percent considering their dog as their best…

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  • 8 January
    Pet Names

    Disney and the Royal family influence 2017’s top pet names

    The most popular pet names for new animal companions in the UK are Charlie, Poppy and Bella for the second year in a row, according to figures from Pets at Home. Pets at Home surveyed new additions to its VIP Club – which has six million members – and found…

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  • 5 January
    House Fire

    House fire started after dog turns on hob

    A fire was started at a house in Leek, Staffordshire after a Border Collie jumped up and accidentally switched on an electric hob. The dog’s owner, a 33-year-old woman, was not home at the time and had left a plastic cake container on the stove which ended up catching on…

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  • 2 January
    Dog saved after having teeth glued together by leaflet

    Dog saved after having teeth glued together by leaflet

    A Jack Russell was saved from a sticky situation by PDSA vets after munching on a glossy leaflet that glued his teeth together. Oscar, 10, had to be rushed to the charity’s Blackpool Pet Hospital for emergency treatment after he was unable to open his mouth. The beloved pet was…

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  • Dec- 2017 -
    21 December
    Pet food company gives beagle early present

    Pet food company gives beagle early present

    A young beagle and his owner, who were subjected to a terrifying attack in a Birmingham park, were given an early Christmas present after Fish4Dogs heard about their ordeal. Two thugs attempted to steal one-year-old Chester from his owner, Adam Colvin, while they were walking in Sutton Park. Mr Colvin…

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  • 20 December
    comparethemarket.com

    Brits invest up to £25k over their dog’s lifetime

    New research has uncovered the true cost of owning a dog, with some of the UK’s most popular breeds coming in at an eye watering £3,907.60 a year, or £25,849.33 across a dog’s lifetime. The findings also reveal how the nation is significantly underestimating these costs, with prospective dog owners…

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  • 20 December
    Animalfriends.co.uk

    A third of UK businesses adopt pet-friendly policies despite mixed opinions

    An estimated 1.7 million British businesses have adopted a pet-friendly policy, however, new data has revealed that two thirds of employees claim office dogs are bad for business. More than half of staff think that furry friends are a distraction, making for poor productivity. And having canines in the office…

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