Shocking figures released by the RSPCA today show the number of animals abandoned in England and Wales during the winter period has increased by a…

Dorset Echo

Weymouth

Dorset

England

United Kingdom

Shocking rise in number of abandoned animals

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Figures released by the RSPCA has shown the number of animals abandoned in England and Wales during the winter period has increased by 51% in just three years.

Sussex Express

Lewes

East Sussex

Animal abandonment cases in Sussex increase over past three years, new RSPCA figures show

The county has seen a 7 percent increase in pet abandonment since the start of the cost of living crisis

Cambridge News

Reach plc

Cambridge

Cambridgeshire

RSPCA reveals 'shocking' increase in animal abandonment in Cambs

Dorset has seen a 7% increase since the cost of living crisis began Shocking figures released by the RSPCA today show the number of animals abandoned in England and Wales during the winter period has increased by a massive 51% in just three years. The charity has released the new startling statistics to highlight the battle frontline rescuers face ahead of what is expected to be another bleak winter for thousands of animals as part of its Join T…

Dorset Eye

RSPCA Reveal Shocking Increase In Animal Abandonment In Dorset - Dorset Eye

Shocking figures released by the RSPCA today show the number of animals abandoned in England and Wales during the winter period has increased by 51% in the last three years. Many "covid puppies" and "covid kittens", acquired during lockdown in 2020 and 2021, had somehow lost their appeal once fully grown and people started to…

Inside Croydon

Animal charity reports 51% surge in number of abandoned pets

The number of animals abandoned in Devon risen by a quarter last winter, new figures show.

tavistock-today.co.uk

Number of pets abandoned in Devon rose by a quarter

Dozens of animals were abandoned in Powys last winter, new figures show.

brecon-radnor.co.uk

Brecon

Powys

Wales

Dozens of pets abandoned in Powys last winter

The number of animals abandoned in Gwent risen by more than a quarter last winter, new figures show.

abergavennychronicle.com

Number of pets abandoned in Gwent rose by more than a quarter

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