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RSPCA finds home for the oldest cat they've cared for - Vimarsana News

RSPCA finds home for the oldest cat they've cared for

The Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has finally found a home for Morag, who is believed to be the oldest cat they've ever cared for.

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RSPCA rescue tiny Cockapoo puppy dumped in rucksack in woods - Vimarsana News

RSPCA rescue tiny Cockapoo puppy dumped in rucksack in woods

The RSPCA are investigating the case of a tiny Cockapoo puppy that was found abandoned in a rucksack in Finchampstead Woods

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RSPCA rescue cockerpoo after being dumped in Finchampstead - Vimarsana News

RSPCA rescue cockerpoo after being dumped in Finchampstead

A tiny cockerpoo has been rushed to surgery after being dumped in local Berksire woodland unable to use his back legs.

VNA & Hospice announces employee of the year - Vimarsana News

VNA & Hospice announces employee of the year

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   RUTLAND — Sharon Bailey, a medical supply coordinator with the VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region, has been named the organization’s employee of the year. She was one of a number of employees recently honored, VNA & Hospice announced. Five employees received HEALTH Matters Awards, and 38 employees were recognized for years of service greater than five years, including Ron Cioffi, retired CEO for 40 years of service. The Employee of the Year Award recognizes an employee whose work exemplifies the value of respect and dignity of...

RSPCA rescues fox from St Albans balcony | Herts Advertiser - Vimarsana News

RSPCA rescues fox from St Albans balcony | Herts Advertiser

This fox needed rescuing from a St Albans balcony. - Credit: RSPCA A fox needed rescuing after becoming stuck on a fifth floor balcony. A concerned member of the public made the surprising discovery when they looked out of their window to see the fox staring back at them from the balcony of their St Albans residence. It is thought the fox must have come from the roof of a nearby multi-storey car park which resides at the back of the flats. It’s believed he must have jumped down onto the balcony - but once there couldn’t get back again.