Shirley, a black lurcher, was found injured and neglected from use in badger baiting activities. Now she’s happy, healed and rehomed.

The noise levels of fireworks might be tolerable for people, but animals have much more sensitive hearing than we do. Firework bangs and flashes can be terrifying for outdoor creatures like horses, ...

The end of your pet’s life can feel overwhelming. You’re not alone. 75% of owners told us they experienced grief even before their pet passed, and nearly 40% struggled with knowing when to euthanase ...

Many rabbit owners are realising they can develop a deeper and more rewarding relationship with a rabbit kept indoors. One reason for this is that we tend to spend more time with our pets if they’re ...

Your bird will cope better with life as a pet if you train them to do a few simple things. You’ll need plenty of time, care and patience. Due to the Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ) currently in ...

For people, fireworks mark a time of celebration and festivities. For animals, fireworks can scare them, sometimes literally, to death. Every year, thousands of animals suffer due to the noise levels ...

As animals have incredibly sensitive hearing, fireworks can cause stress, injury and even death. If you're planning on letting off fireworks in your garden or at a public display, read our low noise ...

Learn how to build a bug hotel with our step-by-step DIY guide. Turn your garden or outdoor space into a wildlife-friendly insect home, recycling old materials into an inviting haven for these helpful ...

As nocturnal foragers, you may find foxes venturing through your garden at night, scavenging for food and claiming their territory. However, they’re crepuscular animals (active at dawn and dusk), so ...

Rabbit sexing can be difficult. Inaccurate sexing happens regularly, leading to accidental pregnancies or unexpected aggression between rabbits. Thankfully, adopted rabbits will already be sexed and ...

Caring for a brachycephalic (flat-faced) pet is a big responsibility. With increased risks of many health issues, shorter lifespans and even a lower quality of life, they may need regular vet visits, ...

Ear cropping is illegal in England and Wales, under Section 5 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006. However, the practice is still legal in other parts of the world, such as the USA and Russia. There's a ...