Animals

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.

Firefighters wearing specialist water kit saved a calf from drowning yesterday (Monday).

As the kitten season gets under-way, the charity warns it could see an influx of even more as unneutered cats give birth to unwanted litters

Firefighters were called to rescue a horse that had fallen into a ditch on Monday afternoon.

Environment Agency officers have welcomed the arrival of elvers (juvenile eels) for the first time this year at an eel pass on the River Great Ouse.

People who are using a town’s parks to walk their dogs are urged to clean up after their pets.

An animal charity stepped in after a member of the public spotted the three-week-old kittens in his garden.

Puppies as young as six weeks old were among the animals stolen in the raid early this morning.

A specialist animal rescue team was called out after a deer got stuck in some railings.

An RSPCA centre currently has 106 animals in its care.

Vets have clarified their advice on whether cats should be allowed outside.

Over 8,600 people in Cambridgeshire, spent an hour watching the birds that visit their garden as part of the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch.

A Wisbech couple have put out a desperate plea to help find their missing dog, George.

Charity needs vital funds to keep its rescuers on the frontline and look after animals in its care in Cambridgeshire

The coronavirus outbreak may be forcing closures and putting normal life on hold - but at Welney Wetlands and Wildlife Trust life goes on as normal.