The Latest Breaking News from Scottish SPCA

The charity shared the photo urging people to remember to dispose of their litter responsibly after the heartbreaking image of the male seal with discarded netting and rope tangled tightly round his neck.

The new breeds – such as hairless and fluffy bulldogs – are being developed in unregulated fertility clinics across Scotland.

Hairless and fluffy bulldogs are just two of the new breeds being developed in unregulated fertility clinics across Scotland - with each of them going for up to £40,000 a pop.

People will no longer be able to view animals at the SSPCA centre in Milton.

The health care worker said that she believes that the bird of prey may have been forced into more urban settings as green land surrounding the East Lothian town is developed en masse.

The pigeons, none of which were ringed, were found in a lay-by on the A82. Five of the birds have since died and the Scottish SCPA has launched an appeal for more information.

The Scottish SPCA say five were found in 'poor condition' and didn't survive.

However, the public will no longer be able to access the centres to view the animals.

Members of the public will no longer be able to visit the animals themselves after staff noticed positive changes in animal stress levels during lockdown. Here are the visiting rule changes to know about.

Daryl Luke Hill, 32, of Beauly Crescent, pled guilty for failing to provide adequate nutrition and veterinary care for his animals.

The charity has launched a new fundraising campaign to help animals, like Oscar who came into their care after having his ears cropped and his tail docked.