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MP hosts parliamentary roundtable aimed at stopping puppy smuggling - Vimarsana News

MP hosts parliamentary roundtable aimed at stopping puppy smuggling

Dr Neil Hudson, MP for Penrith and The Border, hosted an important parliamentary roundtable with the Dogs Trust charity.

'So many people find animals dead': owner of horses attacked by dog calls for action - Vimarsana News

'So many people find animals dead': owner of horses attacked by dog calls for action

The owner of two horses who were chased and attacked in their own field says “something needs to be done” to ensure owners are accountable for their dogs’ actions. Julie Mann contacted H&H in response to a report of two dog attacks on ridden horses within a week last month. Her horses Rubio and Kir […]

West Dorset farmer calls for tougher laws as more sheep killed by dog - Vimarsana News

West Dorset farmer calls for tougher laws as more sheep killed by dog

A WEST Dorset farmer is reigniting a call to make it mandatory for dogs to be on leads around livestock after another savage attack killed four of…

Reality TV star Pete Wicks calls for more urgency on banning fur imports - Vimarsana News

Reality TV star Pete Wicks calls for more urgency on banning fur imports

Campaigners raised concerns that progress on some animal welfare issues has stalled, and Labour urged the Government to deliver on a ban.

Reality TV star Pete Wicks calls for more urgency on banning fur imports - Vimarsana News

Reality TV star Pete Wicks calls for more urgency on banning fur imports

Campaigners raised concerns that progress on some animal welfare issues has stalled, and Labour urged the Government to deliver on a ban.

Source: aol.co.uk