Animals

Rose Lodge care home, in Wisbech, was full of animal fun when some donkeys came to visit.

RSPCA animal centres - including Block Fen Animal Centre in Wimblington - are braced for one of their busiest periods caring for animals.

The RSPCA is appealing for information after five one-week old kittens were found abandoned in a closed bag placed by some bins in Fenland.

The RSPCA is appealing for information after a gull who was shot with an air gun was found in Wisbech.

A well-loved local vet has hung up his stethoscope and put away the dog treats after more than a quarter of a century looking after the area’s pets.

The RSPCA has warned that animal cruelty is on the rise - with the charity receiving 652 cruelty reports so far this year in Cambridgeshire alone.

A town equestrian event brought out animal enthusiasts — and raised valuable funds for a good cause.

A veterinary practice is urging anglers to make sure they take fish hooks home with them after treating a duck that had one stuck in her bill.

Despite a heavy downpour of rain, supporters and their dogs turned out in their droves for the annual RSPCA One Fun Day at Block Fen Animal Centre.

Meadowgate Academy students in 6A raised £175 for Willowdale Farm Rescue by organising and hosting a charity coffee morning.

Dealing with an axe-wielding baboon and a pet lion are just some of Chris Holt’s more memorable experiences as a former RSPCA inspector.

A dog has been seized following an attack this morning.

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.