RSPCA Rescues Fox Cub Trapped in Litter - One Green Planet
Found lethargic and dehydrated, the fox cub had endured a shocking ordeal, trapped for three weeks with a piece of litter tightly wrapped around his neck.
Source: onegreenplanet.org
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Look: Baby fox with litter stuck around its neck rescued in Britain
Animal rescuers in Britain said a baby fox was rescued after wandering around for three weeks with a piece of litter stuck around its neck.
Source: upi.com
RSPCA warning over item which could be deadly for animals | Denbighshire Free Press
The RSPCA warned that foxes and hedgehogs are the most likely to become tangled in netting
Source: denbighshirefreepress.co.uk
RSPCA warning over item which could be deadly for animals | Isle of Wight County Press
The RSPCA warned that foxes and hedgehogs are the most likely to become tangled in netting
Source: countypress.co.uk
RSPCA warning over item which could be deadly for animals
The RSPCA warned that foxes and hedgehogs are the most likely to become tangled in netting
Source: cravenherald.co.uk
Gardeners urged to protect bats as numbers drop
The 18 species of bat in the UK account for nearly a quarter of native mammal species.
Source: thetottenhamindependent.co.uk
Norfolk RSPCA staff rescue seal pup in critical condition
RSPCA East Winch staff have been left upset after rescuing a seal pup in critical condition due to netting injuries in west Norfolk.
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Source: edp24.co.uk
RSPCA warning after skunk spotted in north London suburb
The creature was filmed running up to a bus stop in Muswell Hill before scurrying away.
Source: bbc.co.uk
North London: Stray skunk 'sighting' in Muswell Hill
There have been reports of a stray skunk roaming north London.
Source: hamhigh.co.uk
RSPCA warns of threats to animals caused by discarded vapes as West Norfolk residents urged to keep out for them
Litter pickers are being urged to keep an eye out for discarded vapes which can cause a number of threats to animals and wildlife.
Source: lynnnews.co.uk