Animals

Dogs in the March area could soon have a nine-acre site to bound about in if plans get the greenlight from Fenland Council.

A new generation of a rare species of bird has hatched at a Fenland conservation centre.

The RSPCA will be holding a birthday party like no other to celebrate its anniversary with a host of events across the country including Fenland.

Plans to breed German Sheperds at a farm with “historic animal welfare issues” have been turned down due to worries about the noise they will make.

Fenland’s Ravenswood Pet Rescue is calling for support in caring for animals saved in a large rescue – among them young puppies.

Sightings of a hairy caterpillar that makes people and pets very unwell must be reported urge officials who are keeping track of the dangerous pest.

RSPCA is appealing for information after three rabbits were left in a cage outside the charity’s Block Fen Animal Centre.

Anglers have welcomed the news that the RSPCA is no longer going to release seals at Sutton Bridge following concerns over the impact on fish stocks.

Flying insect numbers are declining at an unsustainable rate, fear wildlife experts behind the latest study into the health of our ecosystem.

The top 20 dog and cat names have been revealed – alongside the monikers currently most popular with particular breeds.

A deer who found itself stuck in some netting in the water was rescued by firefighters over the weekend.

The RSPCA in Wimblington is caring for three poorly pug cross pups who were found abandoned at separate locations.

A new dog grooming business is open for business.

A mobile zoo came to a Fenland care home to spread some cheer.

A horse which was spooked and found herself stuck in a river was rescued by firefighters yesterday.

More than 150 people are pre-registered for a new town veterinary practice – with its owner promising to offer more affordable services.

Farmers fear a rise in dog attacks as lambing season starts and more of us visit the countryside – so here’s what pet owners must do when out walking.

Pet owners may be paying too much for medicine at the vets and customers don’t always get clear prices before treatment, a watchdog is warning.

With Crufts hitting TV screens – and many puppies born in spring – vets are sharing the questions those thinking of buying a dog this year should ask.

The prospect of more than a dozen dogs being housed and used for breeding at a residential home has led to a bitter row among neighbours.