The Latest Breaking News from RSPCA

Kurt Zouma: Police launch enquiries into video of West Ham defender kicking his cat

Meanwhile the RSPCA has said it is investigating the ‘very upsetting’ video

Evening Standard · Feb 8, 2022

Rescue centre ‘inundated’ with offers to rehome Hattie, dubbed ‘London’s loneliest dog’

Hattie the Cocker Spaniel has been removed from the site after the centre was swamped with offers

Evening Standard · Feb 8, 2022

Kurt Zouma will not face police probe after footage of him kicking his cat emerges

The footage filmed by his brother Yoan has been condemned by his club, West Ham, as well as by animal welfare charity, the RSPCA.

Daily Record · Feb 8, 2022

RSPCA condemns ‘very upsetting’ video of Kurt Zouma hitting cat

The West Ham defender has apologised and says he regrets his behaviour.

The Independent UK · Feb 8, 2022

Kurt Zouma responds after being condemned by West Ham amid shocking video of him kicking his cat

West Ham, the RSPCA and Kurt Zouma have all responded to a disturbing video that shows the defender kicking his cat at his home

Football London · Feb 8, 2022

Dog survives being thrown from vehicle at 50mph

The RSPCA is investigating the incident

Wales Online · Feb 3, 2022

Dog brutally thrown from car at 50mph by abusive owners survives impact

Freya was rushed to the vets, where she immediately underwent surgery for potential internal bleeding after being thrown from the car near the village of Yalding, Kent

Daily Mirror · Feb 3, 2022

Tiny stowaway gecko survives 4,800-mile trip from China to UK hidden among musical instruments

The Asian house gecko, nicknamed Thin Lizard, was mistakenly sealed in an ocean shipping container for the three month journey

Evening Standard · Feb 3, 2022

RSPCA launches appeal to rehome ‘London’s loneliest dog’

Two-year-old Hattie needs an owner with plenty of patience and time to develop a relationship with her

The Independent UK · Feb 3, 2022

West Northumberland RSPCA branch caring for over 50 pet rabbits abandoned in lockdown

The charity believes many families bought the animals as a "starter pet" only to find out they are very complex

Chronicle Live · Feb 2, 2022