Battersea Dogs and Cats

This coverage examines Battersea Dogs and Cats’ role in the UK petcare sector, from its rehoming initiatives and welfare campaigns to partnerships with retailers, suppliers, and service providers. Pet Gazette reports on organisational news, fundraising activities, policy advocacy, and collaborative projects with the trade. Coverage provides pet industry professionals with insights into how working with Battersea can support community engagement, enhance brand reputation, and contribute to responsible pet ownership initiatives across the supply chain.

Aug- 2016 -

8 August

Current Affairs

Wahl UK supports Battersea Dogs and Cats Home

23 professional clippers and trimmers, along with new blades and accessories have been donated to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home by clipper manufacturer Wahl (UK) Ltd. The UK based company was approached by Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to supply some new clippers and trimmers for the vet clinic. Happy to help, Wahl…
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Jul- 2016 -

25 July

Current Affairs

Battersea calls for review of Dangerous Dogs Act

Battersea Dogs and Cats Home has called on the Government to review the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act in light of new research released today. The new report, What’s Breed Got To Do With It?, marks the 25th anniversary of the introduction of the 1991 Act, which outlawed four breeds of dogs from…
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Apr- 2016 -

26 April

Events

Mars Petcare partners with Tesco for charity fundraiser

Mars UK has chosen to partner with supermarket chain, Tesco, for National Pet Month 2016. Mars Petcare UK has decided to team up with the retail giant to raise money for a number of animal charities. Working with the Association of Dogs and Cats Homes (ADCH), the two companies have arranged a joint in-store and online…
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Mar- 2016 -

18 March

Events

Paris to London bike ride raises money for pet charity

Rupert Brown, owner of Muddy Paws, and friends will be taking part in the classic London to Paris bike ride in June 2016 to raise funds for good causes. “I am raising money for two charities,” says Rupert, “Battersea Dogs and Cats Home and Dorset Air Ambulance. I did the London to…
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Feb- 2016 -

1 February

Current Affairs

Battersea Dogs and Cats Home sees increase as owners can’t afford vet bills

Battersea Dogs and Cats Home has seen an arrival of more abandoned animals as owners struggle to afford their pets medical bills. In the first half of 2015, 74 dogs arrived at Battersea with serious medical conditions that needed immediate treatment. Owners who find it difficult to pay for treatment…
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Sep- 2015 -

18 September

Editorial

38% of pet owners face guilt-ridden holidays

It’s a welcome change. Just a few weeks ago we reported that Battersea Dogs and Cats Home saw an influx of pets during the holiday season. Neglectful owners reportedly abandoned animals after failing to take their pets into account when booking vacations. Thankfully, new statistics show many owners in the UK take…
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Aug- 2015 -

14 August

Editorial

Danger for abandoned pets

Owners have an obligation to the pets in their care. Yet, the pet industry all-too-often hears reports of abandoned reptiles. Earlier this week, a five-foot python was found in St George’s Park in Wandsworth. The snake was apprehended by police, who delivered their so-called ‘slippery customer’ to Putney Animal Hospital. The discovery was made just days after…
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13 August

Current Affairs

Battersea Dogs and Cats Home reported an increase in ‘strays’ since the summer started

Battersea Dogs and Cats Home has seen a 204 percent increase in the number of intake calls during the first week of the school summer holidays compared to a normal week in May this year. According to Battersea dog and cat home their intake line received 328 calls…
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Feb- 2013 -

11 February

Trade Organisations

PCTA offers alternative route to microchipping legislation

The Pet Care Trade Association (PCTA) has welcomed the Government’s plans to introduce compulsory microchipping for all dogs and proffered an alternative route for organisations. “Whilst microchipping is a positive move in principle, the PCTA would like some reassurances, particularly over how enforceable and robust these measures will be,” remarked…
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