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RSPCA braced for flood of orphaned, sick and injured baby birds The RSPCA is gearing itself up for a hectic bird breeding season, as new figures reveal that the charity received almost 9,000 (8,967) calls about orphaned, sick and injured baby birds last year. Monday, 10th May 2021, 3:45 pm RSPCA figures show the charity dealt with 74 calls about young birds in East Riding last year. Photo by Joe Murphy/RSPCA The majority of calls from concerned members of the public came in during the peak mont...

RSPCA calls for glue trap ban following death of cat who got stuck in four of them The RSPCA is calling for an end to the use of glue traps, adding that if they must be used, it should only be by trained professionals Miles had to be put down when he was caught in four glue traps Credit: PA  The RSPCA is appealing for the public to stop using glue traps to catch rodents after a cat had to be put down when he was caught in four of them. The black and white cat, named Miles by charity staff, was...

Miles was found stuck to several glue traps (RSPCA/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The RSPCA is appealing for the public to stop using glue traps to catch rodents after a cat had to be put down when he was caught in four of them. The black and white cat, named Miles by charity staff, was found trapped in an alleywa...

The RSPCA is appealing for the public to stop using glue traps to catch rodents after a cat had to be put down when he was caught in four of them. The black and white cat, named Miles by charity staff, was found trapped in an alleyway in Cricklewood Lane, near Golders Green, last month. Miles was stuck on four glue traps, which are sheets of cardboard, plastic or wood coated with a non-drying adhesive to trap mice and rats. When the RSPCA arrived, they found the traps stuck to his legs ...

The RSPCA is appealing for the public to stop using glue traps to catch rodents after a cat had to be put down when he was caught in four of them. The black and white cat, named Miles by charity staff, was found trapped in an alleyway in Cricklewood Lane, north London, last month. Miles was stuck on four glue traps, which are sheets of cardboard, plastic or wood coated with a non-drying adhesive to trap mice and rats. When the RSPCA arrived, they found the traps stuck to his legs and unde...