Freddie is looking down and giving y'all a standing ovation. That's spectacular!😍💗
The most INSANE Bohemian Rhapsody Flashmob you will ever see!!
With 30 musicians and singers in the STREET of Paris 😍
Cre : Julien Cohen Pianist
@basilthegreat Anyone that can state they admire this man needs some sort of ‘assessmemt’ This country is in a state of turmoil. If we don’t end up in civil war I’d be surprised
@SummerShaddows@BGatesIsaPyscho When I was a child there were swarms of butterflies. Even as recent as 2013, there were so many in the garden that one of my cats was spoilt for choice on which ones to chase. I have seen maybe one or two in the last 2 years, and I live in the countryside 😢
@BGatesIsaPyscho Its truly disturbing whats happening to our planets pollinators, they should be one of the most protected things on earth!
So why is this happening?
This makes me so sad & angry - it’s happening everywhere, insects & birds too.
You all know what’s causing it - anyone who’s curious please check the comments & you will quickly discover.
The Guardian knows too - they just can’t tell you.
Please retweet to help Holly and Poppy find a home together CURRENTLY IN #BUCKINGHAMSHIRE but can re home nationally for the right family #UK
Location not specified please contact The Cinnamon Trust for exact details.
At 12 years young, these Cavachon sisters are the epitome of companionship, sharing an unbreakable bond that fills every moment with love and laughter.
Born and raised in a lively household, Holly and Poppy thrive on human company of all ages. They're like little magnets for affection, especially adoring the playful attention of children. But they also cherish their quiet moments, finding solace in their cozy nooks when the hustle and bustle settles down.
Don't let their age fool you - these two are full of spirit! They're always up for a run through the woods, a romp on the beach, or a leisurely stroll in the park. Holly is the social butterfly, happily greeting fellow canines while Poppy, is a little shy and follows her sister's lead.
Their dream forever home? One with an active family that enjoys going out on daily walks, and where someone is always around to share cuddles and adventures.
Holly and Poppy are looking for a family that can keep up with their energy and shower them both with all the love and attention they deserve.
If you think you have the perfect lap (or two!) and an abundance of love to give, please reach out to Jo at 01736 757900 ext 203, Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, or drop an email to [email protected]. Remember, being home for most of the day, and passing a home check are essential to ensuring these precious sisters find their forever home.
The Cinnamon Trust pays the vet bills for the life of any pet we place in a foster home. This includes complimentary therapies such as hydro or laser therapy, if required, and covers grooming costs. We offer holiday cover and provide 24/7 support and advice with the help of our Animal Welfare Team.'
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@AdoptionsUk I cannot put in print what I’d like to do to these evil creatures. They are beyond inhumane. Give me 5 minutes with both of them… they’d get what they really deserve
Please retweet CONVICTED | AVOIDED JAIL-Sophie Singer, 41, and Keith Byrne, 38, from #Eastbourne, East #Sussex#UK - left their 14-year-old boxer dog to die while they swanned off on holiday to Center Parcs.
The heartless couple refused to accept their elderly pet, known as Bentley, was suffering before they abandoned him at home in January 2022.
One of their neighbours raised the alarm in their absence, after entering the home through a broken front door to find Bentley at the foot of the stairs the day after they left.
His breathing was ‘rapid and shallow’, and the neighbour thought he was dying.
Bentley was ‘barely alive’ when an RSPCA inspector entered their home through an unlocked door the next day.
He was covered in scabs and weighed just 12.5kg – less than half the weight of an average boxer.
He had been so hungry, he turned to eating food wrappers and a felt pen found in his stomach. His claws were so overgrown they'd become talons.
Bentley was in such a poor state, police told the RSPCA inspector to remove him despite not legally being allowed to.
Judge Christine Laing KC, who said she has never owned a dog, said: ‘I find this case really extraordinary.
‘Even as a non dog owner, I would have seen instantly that this dog was in a terrible state.’
She added: ‘He would not have been able to move without being in agony.
‘The ribs showing through his skin you could not have failed to miss.
‘He had scabs and inflammation on his skin you could not have failed to miss.’
He had prominent ribs, hips and spine. His eyes were sunken and his claws were curling over.
The RSPCA did their best to save him, but Bentley died overnight after months of neglect.
When contacted by the RSPCA through information found on Bentley’s chip, long distance lorry driver Byrne told them Bentley had not seen a vet for a year.
Singer said they put his condition down to old age and tiredness, claiming she believed he wouldn’t have come home if they had taken him to a vet.
The pair tried convincing the court they had left Bentley – their pet of seven years – in the care of a family friend, but the judge rejected this claim.
Judge Laing said: ‘You insist on continuing to persist with this bizarre story.
‘The dog had clearly been suffering for a very substantial period of time and you decided to swan off on holiday.
‘I’m not even convinced you had somebody to look after it or that this person even existed.
‘The animal was clearly starving. There was no food in its stomach.
‘It really is appalling behaviour. I am at a loss.
‘Both of you talk about it as if it was a beloved family pet.
‘What an example you are showing to your children about what love is.’
Singer and Byrne were convicted in their absence of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal and failing to ensure his welfare.
Criticising their avoidance of court, the judge said: ‘There is no mitigation to be found.
‘I’m quite satisfied you have gone to considerable efforts to avoid the whole court process.’
The judge told them they would likely have had to serve time behind bars if they were not the parents of seven children.
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