Animals

Police seized a vehicle yesterday which was being used for hare coursing.

Police have saved a wild bird that was being kept in a cage.

Frustration as Rule of Six means event cannot be staged

PET SUBJECT: In her monthly column, Laura Dickins, of Amical Vets in High Street, March, talks about canine influenza.

A Doddington farm saw 36 gun dogs and their handlers compete in an all day event which challenged the canines and their retrieval skills.

A lost horse was rescued from a town street by police today.

The RSPCA at Block Fen near Wimblington has issued a massive thank-you to people after they rallied to donate towards the care of a badly injured dog.

A fresh focus on felines has ensured a Fenland vets is among the country’s top practices for cat care.

A three-month-old kitten, whose name was chosen by players of People’s Postcode Lottery, has found his forever home.

A West Walton family have put out a desperate appeal for the return of their son's Shetland pony, Beau who has disappeared.

A dog owner has described how lucky she feels after being re-united with her furry companion.

Rose Lodge staff and residents love their dogs and so as a bit of fun the Wisbech care home held a virtual dog show.

Only three chicks fledge on nature reserve, says WWT

Police are urging dog owners to be vigilant following a rise in thefts.

The RSPCA is bracing itself for a surge in dumped animals and fears the fallout from the Covid crisis could see owners struggling to keep their pets.

A small dog was rescued from a pond this afternoon (Saturday).

An elderly cat found fending for itself in a car park is in need of a loving home in which to live out her golden years.

In her monthly column, Laura Dickins of Amical Veterinary Centre in March talks about rabbit welfare.

A Wisbech charity shop opened to help animals in need is to permanently close its doors after 12 years.

Luck turned for little Pickle the rescue kitten from Outwell after lottery players were charmed by the bottle-fed kitten’s cheeky smile.