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The RSPCA reports that conventional rearing methods for UK meat chickens increase the risk of diarrhoea and stomach bugs by at least 100 times.
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The RSPCA reports that conventional rearing methods for UK meat chickens increase the risk of diarrhoea and stomach bugs by at least 100 times.

A former solicitor, who also runs an animal sanctuary, is engaged in a court battle over the body of her cat, which was seized by the RSPCA during a police raid following what she claims was a 'malicious report'.

The 2026 World Cup continued with various group stage matches, including France's victory over Norway and upcoming games like DR Congo vs. Uzbekistan and Egypt vs. Iran. Fan engagement was high, with promotions, live streams, and discussions around player injuries and team strategies.

A pony was successfully rescued by the RSPCA and local residents after it became trapped inside a tractor tyre in Stoke-on-Trent.
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The RSPCA has successfully rescued more than 250 dogs from a severely cramped room, reporting that the animals are now recovering well. The charity has stated it will not prosecute the owners, citing their vulnerable nature as the reason.
A dramatic dog rescue in the UK has gone viral online, with the RSPCA confirming the authenticity of the widely shared images.

The British charity RSPCA has denied accusations of using AI to generate a viral photo depicting over 250 dogs in a single house, asserting that the image is authentic and warning about the rise of AI-generated content.

The RSPCA reported finding 250 dogs crammed into one home, an incident which the animal charity had to refute was AI-generated.

Politicians are furious Churchill will be replaced on banknotes. The RSPCA wants rats and pigeons to feature.

An exclusive report reveals 'outdoor-bred' RSPCA Assured pigs were found suffering and lame in farm barns, raising concerns about the disconnect between marketing language and reality.

Police officers battered down the door of a 79-year-old woman's home to allow the RSPCA to seize her cat, despite her insistence that the pet was well-cared for.

A marmoset monkey was discovered abandoned in a laundry bag on a London bus, prompting warnings from the RSPCA about potential future incidents. The animal is now receiving care after its unusual rescue.
The RSPCA has released advice urging the public not to leave dogs in hot cars, even for a minute, as temperatures reach record highs. The organization also provided guidance on what to do if a dog is spotted in distress.
A World Bee Day campaign by the RSPCA urges public support for declining bee populations in the UK, noting a third have been lost in three decades, impacting vital crops, and highlighting initiatives like the South Downs' Bee Lines project.

A charity animal welfare organization, RSPCA, was compelled to refute claims that a viral photograph depicting dozens of dogs crammed together was generated by artificial intelligence.
The RSPCA has rescued more than 250 dogs from overcrowded conditions in the UK, where owners struggled to control breeding practices. The charity notes a significant 70% increase in such large-scale animal rescues since 2021.

The RSPCA reported positive progress for hundreds of dogs rescued from a cramped living room in January, many of whom were found in poor condition with matted coats.

The RSPCA has reported finding 250 dogs crammed into a single home, an incident so unusual that the animal charity was forced to refute claims that an image of the dogs was AI-generated.

The RSPCA rescued over 250 poodles found living in squalid conditions in a single home in Nottingham, an incident that prompted the animal charity to refute claims that an image of the dogs was AI-generated.

Politicians are expressing fury over the decision to replace Winston Churchill on banknotes, sparking a very British backlash. The RSPCA has also weighed in, suggesting rats and pigeons as potential features.

A 79-year-old Cypriot former human rights lawyer, Katherine Theodotou, is suing the UK Met Police and the RSPCA after her disabled cat was seized and subsequently died in foster care.

A nephew is facing potential jail time for contempt of court after sending a 'vitriolic' email to lawyers, breaching a previous court order, following his aunt's decision to leave her house to an RSPCA charity.

Western Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, with temperatures reaching record levels in several countries, including France, which recorded its hottest day since records began. The extreme heat has led to increased sales of air conditioning units and concerns about public health and outdoor workers.

Winston, a poodle-cross dog, who was found crammed in a filthy living room with 250 other dogs and rescued by the RSPCA, is now thriving in his new home.

The RSPCA reported finding nearly 250 dogs crammed into a single room, a scene many initially mistook for an AI-generated image. This case underscores the increasing problem of full animal shelters and the need for temporary care.

The RSPCA charity states that the cost of living crisis and a rise in mental health issues are leading to a significant increase in incidents involving the rescue of large numbers of animals from single properties.

Hundreds of dogs, rescued from a breeder's home in a neglected state, are now recovering and looking much cleaner after intervention by the RSPCA. More than 250 animals were found in filthy conditions.

The RSPCA reported finding 250 dogs crammed into a single residence and was compelled to deny that an image depicting the dogs was generated by AI.

The RSPCA rescued over 250 dogs from a single property in scenes so shocking that the animal welfare charity was forced to deny allegations that the released images were generated by AI.
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