Animals

Over half of England’s most threatened breeding species nest on or near the ground*

A French bulldog who started life in poor conditions and then needed life-saving surgery is finally ready to find her happy ever after.

The RSPCA is appealing for information after finding an elderly neglected dog with a tumour the size of a mango.

Here's the monthly Pet Subject column by Laura Dickens, of Amical Veterinary Centre of March.

A letter writer is angry after her husband was told dogs were not allowed in a car park hosting a car boot sale.

Thousands of swans and geese will be safer when they fly thanks to a dedicated team that goes out in all weathers to erect bird diverters.

A Chatteris family is offering a £1,000 reward to help catch the 'disgusting, vile' person responsible for shooting their cat.

An animal lover has praised the RSPCA’s apprenticeship programme which kick-started his career and gave him his much-loved dog Sonny.

Marco the explorer cat is 'feline' just fine after returning home six years after he disappeared.

You can help wildlife by looking out of your window for an hour this weekend, with the annual garden birds survey, the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch.

Volunteers are being urged to help a hedgehog carer to help save this species from extinction.

A fledgling group aimed at improving both road safety and better access for horse riders across Fenland held its first public meeting in Wimblington.

Five ‘lovable’ lurchers who are desperate to be loved are seeking fun-filled active homes to call their home.

A call has gone out to the UK’s farmers, gamekeepers and land managers to take part in the GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count from February 4 to 22 2022.

Volunteers are needed next week in Fenland to help with training sniffer dogs of the future.

March Dog Training Club is back in action and has spaces available for pooches of all kinds and ages.

Laura Dickens of Amical Veterinary Centre in March writes the monthly Pet Subject column.

With cold weather forecast this weekend, a national vet charity is urging pet owners to take extra precautions to protect furry friends.

A charity is urging us not to forget about our feathered friends across Kent this winter, with tips on how to use everyday items at home for them.

Specialists have provided guidance and tips for anyone who was lucky enough to get a puppy this Christmas.