RSPCA inspector Christine McNeil said the suspected attack must have been "distressing" for the Shetland pony and her foal.The Shetland pony suffered had injuries to both her hind legs and stomach (Image: RSPCA)"It must have been such a distressing incident for her and her foal.
‘If you think of the bigger picture with the pandemic, these dogs could be a real game-changer.’ (Picture: MDD)As I watched them work, it just seemed like such an obvious thing to do.
Already signed up to join our 10k Woof and Walk for MDD are singer Alexandra Burke , TV’s Dr Christian Jessen , reality star Pete Wicks and presenter Debbie Flint.singer Alexandra Burke, TV’s Dr Christian Jessen, reality star Pete Wicks and presenter Debbie Flint will be joining our Woof and Walk for MDD.
Christin said: ‘She has an amazing joy for life.’ (Picture: Jam Press)Lamb Chop, whose tongue hangs out of her mouth due to the loss of her teeth, also had to have several tumours removed and needed treatment for a bad case of cauliflower ear due to the medical neglect she suffered at the puppy mill.
Of the more than 10,000 dogs whose owners entered them into People magazine's World's Cutest Rescue Dog contest, little Lamb Chop came out on top.Christin Schubert adopted Lamb Chop.Like many rescue dogs, Lamb Chop had socialization challenges after being adopted.
That’s because Christina, a speech-language pathologist, has given her doggo Stella a customised keyboard which allows her to press what she wants to say.She now knows 29 words (Picture: @hunger4words)Christina has been documenting Stella’s learning journey on her blog Hunger for Words.
(Picture: mediadrumimages / Christian Viel)There’s a new calendar filled with photos of dogs catching treats and it’s adorable. The pictures were taken by photographer Christian Vieler, who created the Dogs Catching Treats 2019 calendar. (Picture: mediadrumimages / Christian Viel)He’s really set on catching that treat
Read: Kids with pets may have lower asthma riskHowever, you can certainly make things more bearable for your pets, by providing a safe haven for them during this stressful time.NSPCA spokesperson Christine Kuch told Health24 that animal owners have the responsibility to ensure that their pets aren’t exposed to the negative effects of Guy Fawkes celebrations.
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Luckily, the quick thinking of her rescuer spared her.Source:SuppliedLike humans, animals can also suffer in the cold without sufficient warmth and protection.Every winter, almost 5600 animals are taken care of by RSPCA NSW.As temperatures start to drop off across the state, RSPCA NSW urges pet owners to consider the effects of the bitter weather on their pets.RSPCA NSW Yagoona Hospital’s managing veterinarian, Dr Christina Zhu, provided five tips to keep pets out of harm’s way this winter.1.