All news on the topic: RSPCA

Sarah Moulds was filmed kicking and hitting the horse, called Bruce Almighty, in 2021 while taking part in the Cottesmore Hunt, one of Britain's oldest foxhound packs

A cat owner is concerned their neighbours will call the RSPCA due to their cat wanting to sleep outside - and they'll be accused of neglect despite the cat being happy

Brodie the bulldog was subject to an animal cruelty case which meant he had to wait for his case to go through the courts before he could legally become available for adoption

Morris was presumed dead when he was found and rescued by a walker. Thankfully, he's been given a new lease of life after the RSPCA helped the blind pooch to find a new home

Lifelong activist Don Staniford says the video he captured 'was like something out of a horror film', while the Scottish Government has been forced to launch an investigation

The under-fire PM - who has been criticised for taking a 200 mile journey by helicopter - has been warned by dozens of environmental charities not to use green policies as a "political football" amid Net Zero pressure

Doorbell camera footage captured the pet being suddenly pulled by its leash and then struck around the head during the horrifying incident in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent

Sam and Lorraine, from Hampshire, adopted nine-year-old Charlie after he had spent more than 500 days in an RSPCA rescue centre in Somerset waiting for his forever home

The RSPCA is appealing for people to adopt two lonely dogs who they say would make great and loving pets. Riot and Rose have 'lots of love to give' and would make loyal companions

A cruel dog owner has been fined and banned from owning animals for two years after vets realised he had illegally cropped his 11-week-old puppy's ears during a routine vaccine appointment

Caroline Smith, who lives in Adlington, admitted unnecessary suffering to Eddy, a black Araucana cross cockerel who she allegedly tried to throttle and then hit with a boat fender

Kayleigh Smee threw the eight-year-old pet Chihuahua to his death from a second-storey flat during a “terrible” row with her boyfriend

Charities and organisations have formed a coalition to press for an overhaul of the 2004 Hunting Act, which was meant to ban fox hunting with packs of hounds

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT A doorbell camera has captured a man repeatedly hitting a bulldog-type puppy in Hanley, Staffordshire after it refused to walk on its lead, with the RSPCA confirming it is investigating

A survey by the RSPCA found that 23% of pet owners were worried about feeding their animals amid the cost of living crisis

RSPCA runs stings to take down the violent and disturbing groups who organise the fights, some reported to be worth up to £50,000

Two baby owls rescued from Guns N' Roses' Glastonbury performance have been given appropriate names after two of the band's most prominent members

Tosca was rushed to a vet by a kind stranger who stepped in to intervene, and he has since been given strong painkillers

In this week's Pet Club, we remember Honey the Battersea pooch on Pet Remembrance Day, pay thanks to RSPCA rescue staff and shine light on a donkey named after a footballing star

Residents have complained of an aggressive seagulls attacking people as they leave their homes in Crouch End, north London, divebombing people as they go about their days

Pugs, French bulldogs and litters of Cockapoo puppies are among the designer breeds dumped at Many Tears Animal Rescue and waiting to be rehomed

Izzy, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier/Shar Pei cross, arrived at RSPCA Derby severely underweight after being the victim of animal cruelty - now she's recovered and desperate for a new home

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Paul Wynne left the remains of three dogs in his Liverpool flat with the horrors only discovered when neighbours upstairs begin to complain of maggots and the smells of decay

Kerri Dunstan, 35, of Anderson Street, Grimsby indicated a plea of guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to three kittens by a failure to act, namely by failing to provide adequate or any parasitic control

The exotic pets are "excellent escape artists" during hot weather, according to the RSPCA, which received over 100 calls a month relating to escaped snakes last year