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Rise in animal abuse in England and Wales fuelled by social media, finds RSPCA

Report shows 23% increase in attacks on animals using weapons in 2023 compared with previous year

The Guardian - UK

A new home for Noodle, one of 250 labradoodles rescued from a Tasmanian puppy farm

Applications from across Australia to take the dogs – found with matted coats in muddy, overcrowded pens – overwhelm the RSPCA

The Guardian - AU

RSPCA urges vigilance as weapon attacks on cats more than double

People using airguns, slingshots and crossbows for ‘fun’ behind rise in animal attacks in England and Wales

The Guardian - UK

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Chris Packham pens open letter to Wagamama over use of farmed Scottish salmon

CHRIS Packham has penned an open letter to a restaurant chain challenging them over their use of farmed salmon.

The National (Scotland)

Tears and triumph as George the cat reunited with owner years after going missing

The cat had lived through thunderstorms, hail and icy cold in Adelaide but it only took him a moment to warm back up to his relieved owner

The Guardian - AU

New law banning glue traps for mice and rats comes into force today - what you need to know

The new law will prohibit households from using glue taps to get rid of mice or rats

Ideal Home

Land clearing taking a deadly toll on wildlife: report

A report by Greenpeace and the RSPCA has found 100 million native animals are displaced, hurt or killed in Queensland and NSW each year due to land clearing.

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Hundreds of labradoodles in urgent need of homes after RSPCA Tasmania shuts down puppy breeder

Tasmanian Labradoodles agrees to close to avoid charges laid for alleged overbreeding

The Guardian - AU

Chris Packham calls on restaurant giant to remove farmed salmon from menu

BBC presenter and naturalist Chris Packham has called on a British restaurant giant to stop serving farmed salmon ...

The National (Scotland)

George Monbiot’s outrage about the RSPCA is misplaced

Letters: Sushila Dhall says the Guardian writer’s criticism of the RSPCA Assured scheme is unfair. However, Molly Sendall says Chris Packham should resign as the charity’s president

The Guardian - UK

Why animal ethics matters for tackling climate change

The world’s oldest animal welfare charity, Britain’s Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), is under fire from non-human rights activists Animal Rising.

The Conversation

RSPCA Assured: animal welfare labels are a hollow money-maker for supermarkets

The 200-year-old Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the oldest such charity in the world, is under fire for endorsing welfare standards on RSPCA Assured farms investigated by Animal Rising activists. More than 40 of these farms, the group alleges, contain dead or dying animals existing in…

The Conversation

How Britain’s oldest animal welfare charity became a byword for cruelty on an industrial scale

As it celebrates 200 years, the RSPCA is helping endorse indefensible abuse in factory farms, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Who are Animal Rising? King Charles' portrait vandalised by activists in protest against RSPCA

The organisation released a statement defending their choice to target the monarch’s portrait

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Wallace and Gromit image pasted over king’s portrait by animal rights activists

Two Animal Rising supporters cover monarch’s face with Wallace character in protest against RSPCA-assured farms

The National (Scotland)

Activists target King Charles portrait with Wallace and Gromit-themed protest

A PORTRAIT of King Charles has been targeted by an activist group ...

The Independent UK

King Charles’ new portrait covered in graffiti by activists at London gallery

Animal Rising campaigners plastered Wallace and Gromit-themed posters onto the new painting

The Independent UK

What you need to know about microchipping as millions of cat owners face fines

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Bargain Hunt today: location, presenters, experts and everything we know

Here's when Bargain Hunt is on today, where it is, who's presenting and more...

Evening Standard

Cat owners must microchip pets or face £500 fine as deadline passes

Ministers hope the scheme will reunite thousands of lost pets with their owners and deter theft

The Guardian - AU

‘Seeing her hurt was more than I could bear’: the family pets left in limbo amid Australia’s domestic violence crisis

Emergency accommodation helps those fleeing violence – but few will accept animals

AAP

Animal cruelty link to 'high-level' domestic violence

A lawyer who prosecutes animal cruelty offences is probing a link to domestic violence offences, as inspectors investigate increasingly severe cases.

The Canberra Times

RSPCA shelter not 'fit for purpose' as environmental concerns delay upgrade

The current facility is bursting at the seams, staff say.

Newcastle Herald

Doggy day out at Speers Point for RSPCA Million Paws Walk

Around 300 dog owners took a stroll with their four-legged pals.

AAP

Welfare body concedes illegal knackery probe failed

RSPCA officials admit they fell short when they initially cleared an illegal knackery of any wrongdoing despite finding 20 dead horses on a NSW property.

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