It appears that Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust (GWT) warden, Neil Lodge is under no pretences that what he enjoys is actual fox hunting - what he describes as 'conservation in action' during a 2 minute abusive rant,
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Daniel Lea, 35, has been jailed for 20 months and banned from keeping animals for 10 years, following an RSPCA investigation and prosecution. His dog, Rocco, suffered severe injuries from a number of badger-fighting incidents.
In previous years, this issue was barely making headlines. Now it's regularly appearing on national television. It's time for NatureScot to stop licensing the killing of Gannet chicks.
Look at our baby barn owls! Had them ringed today, two boys and two girls in perfect condition. So proud to have created the right habitat for them to thrive & breed successfully in! Mum hasn't moulted so maybe a second brood coming too...
#Suffolk#meadow#owls
YOUNG PEOPLE. LISTEN UP.
Today Nigel Farage said the government should cut the minimum wage for young people
...to “raise aspiration” and “boost business"
It's £10ph FFS!
Lower your pay so you’ll dream bigger
DO YOU SEE IT NOW?
Spread far & wide.
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🚨 SCOTLAND’S MONKEY TORTURE MONSTER WALKS FREE SOON 🚨
Natalie Herron from Airdrie helped run an international sicko network where baby macaques were ripped from their mothers, tortured for hours, and killed on camera - for PAYING perverts.
She was an admin. She polled what sick shit to do next. She funded the ringleader.
Police found THOUSANDS of the most disturbing files imaginable.
Sentence?
Just over 2 years.
Out in September.
This is the country jailing people for tweets while real demons who get off on animal agony get early release and “personal difficulties” excuses.
If this doesn’t make your blood boil… what the hell will?
Animals can’t vote. Animals can’t tweet. But they suffer like this because society protects the wrong people.
Who else thinks some crimes deserve zero mercy?
#AnimalCruelty #JusticeForAnimals #Scotland #WakeUp
We're bursting full of joy as we wave Underdog Bobby off to his new home! 🏡🐶🎉
He's spent most of his life in our care. 403 days to be exact, but he will now start his settling in period. 🥰
#GoodNews#RescueDog#Leeds#FeelGood#Success@DogsTrust
💔 PLEASE HELP BRING ELEANOR HOME 💔
DAY 14
We are heartbroken. Every day without Eleanor is agony💔💔💔💔💔
Someone knows where she is. Someone has seen something. If you have any information at all, please come forward.
💔 €5,000 REWARD for information leading to Eleanor's safe return. 💔
If Eleanor is with you, please show compassion. She is innocent, deeply loved, and desperately missed. No questions. No judgment. We just want our little pony home.
Please share, keep a lookout, and take photos if you think you've spotted her.
Please help bring Eleanor home. ❤️
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10 years ago my wife, the mum of our kids & the MP for Batley&Spen was killed by a far right extremist.
At anniversaries I try to be optimistic about the future. But not this time. In the ten years since she was killed we have gone backwards & I fear our democracy is now at risk
🔴 (Alleged) Animal Abuser at Large (RSPCA/Police Appeal) 🔴 | #Fratton, #portsmouth PO2: anger as woman captured on camera kicking dog in street.
Police and the RSPCA are investigating after the female - said to be a habitual animal abuser - was seen booting the dog up its backside outside the Premier store on the corner of New Road and Carnarvon Road on Sunday around 2pm.
One resident told local paper The News locals are “sick” of seeing the woman kick the dog and are demanding action.
People on social media have also been angered by the incident. One local, writing on Facebook, said: “Just watched a foreign woman savagely kick her dog numerous times.”
The person went on to say the woman “kicked the dog numerous times calling it a ‘stupid dog’ whilst her small son was left in the middle of the road with loads of cars and witnesses”.
They added: “She was challenged by numerous people and still continued to say the ‘stupid dog’.”
One person responding to the post said: “This is so sad, the poor dog looks scared cowering down, if she does this in the street, I don't even want to imagine what she does behind closed doors. Absolutely foul, needs to be arrested.”
A second person said: “The dog looks scared, got his back paws tight against the pavement and cowering down.”
A third person added: “It's disgusting having dogs and abusing them.”
A police spokesperson said: “We received a report at 5.45pm on Sunday (7 June) of a public order incident that took place at around 2pm that day involving a woman kicking a dog at the junction of Carnarvon Road and New Road in Portsmouth.
“We are aware of a video circulating on social media relating to this and have subsequently received several additional reports.
“Enquiries into this incident are currently ongoing and no arrests have been made at the present time.”
A spokesperson for the RSPCA said: "We're appealing for eyewitnesses and anyone with information who can help our investigation to contact the RSPCA’s Inspectorate appeal line on 0300 123 8018 quoting reference number on 01823194.”
Source UKACF.
@Perky_43 Ok to use these traps in a lawful and responsible manner? They are cruel, a slow painful death. They need to be banned, pathetic sentence, once again, they don't care about pets or wildlife 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
⚠️ CONVICTED | Mark Hewitson, 58, from #leyland, Lancashire PR25 – set an illegal wildlife trap which caused serious injuries to a pet cat.
The unnamed family pet (pictured) was caught in the trap on January 9, 2026, and returned home with injuries so severe that his leg had to be amputated.
Following an investigation, Mark Hewitson was arrested by officers from Lancashire Constabulary’s South Rural Task Force. He was subsequently charged with causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal and use of an animal trap in circumstances for which it is not approved.
In court, he admitted the charges and was fined and ordered to pay compensation to the cat’s owner.
PC Sam Davey from the South Rural Task Force said: “This was a distressing incident which caused significant and avoidable suffering to a much-loved pet.
“Traps must only ever be used in a lawful and responsible manner, and in this case they were clearly not.
“We take reports of animal cruelty extremely seriously, and this outcome reflects that.
“I hope it also serves as a reminder that misuse of traps can have devastating consequences, and those responsible will be held accountable.”
Sentencing | fined £112 and ordered to pay £750 in compensation. Confiscation of two spring-loaded traps.
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Please retweet to help Buddy find a home #UK - currently in #YORKSHIRE - may be able to rehome nationally 🐶✅
D.O.B: 01.11.2023. At just 2 years old, Buddy is a fun-loving, affectionate boy with a huge personality and an even bigger heart. He absolutely adores people and is happiest when he’s by your side, soaking up cuddles, attention, and plenty of fuss.
Buddy is a social lad who loves being involved in whatever his humans are doing. Whether it’s heading out for an adventure or curling up for some affection afterwards, he simply enjoys spending time with his people.
Like many young dogs, Buddy can be a little enthusiastic when he first sets off on a walk and is a strong boy on the lead. Once he’s had a chance to burn off some excitement, he settles nicely and enjoys exploring the world around him, taking in all the sights, sounds, and smells.
Buddy already knows his basic commands and is very food motivated, making him a fantastic candidate for ongoing training. He loves learning and will thrive with a family who can continue building his confidence, skills, and manners through positive reinforcement and consistency.
He would be best suited to live with a friendly female but he would also be perfectly content as the only dog in the home where he can enjoy all the love and attention for himself.
Buddy would be best suited to a home with older children.
Buddy is a wonderful young dog with so much potential. All he needs now is a family willing to invest a little time and patience into his training and, in return, they will gain a loyal, loving companion who will reward them with endless affection and plenty of laughs along the way. 🧡
Could you be the person Buddy has been waiting for? 🐾
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Buddy, available for adoption Monday June 8 2026.