@Heccles94 This piece and this tweet are dodgy. “Non negotiable” means “no debate”. But there is no debate about the fact that men aren’t women. It’s impossible TO debate because there is at base a fact. That men aren’t women and “transgender” is actually nonsense.
This is a fascinating saga. Not sure why the pair of interviewers dismiss TERFs so much. But the rest of it on @DrJessTaylor is explosive. https://t.co/w24uWhUukS
Marcel's offer of a home has sadly fallen through.
Marcel is a 5 year old male indoor house cat. He is available and looking for a new home.
Marcel would be best with someone who can spend time with him as he likes human company.
He is chipped and neutered and healthy with no medical issues.
He has previously lived with a dog but does take time to warm up to other animals and can be quite anxious, therefore a home for himself would most likely be best for his needs.
Marcel eats Royal Canin indoor cat dry food and Felix wet food.
He uses a litter tray with no issues and likes to play with his toys which will be provided with him when he is rehomed.
Marcel is registered at the vets and likes Dreamies cat treats.
He would be fine with older cat savvy kids.
For more information or to offer Marcel a new home please email [email protected]
Meet Cher ❤️
Cher is a beautiful 4-year-old crossbreed (Old English Bulldog × Shih Tzu/Lhasa Apso) looking for a calm, understanding home where she can truly thrive.
Cher is an incredibly affectionate little dog who absolutely loves nothing more than cuddling up with her favourite people. She’s happiest snuggled beside you on the sofa or curled up in bed at night, and she forms strong bonds with the people she trusts. She also enjoys soft toys (although they don’t usually last very long!), tasty treats, and showing off her tricks. She knows sit, paw, other paw, high five and “knuckles” – especially if a treat is involved!
Cher enjoys her dry food and likes a bit of variety every now and then, although she’s currently enjoying Wagg. Wet food doesn’t agree with her stomach, so she sticks to dry kibble.
Cher has always been an anxious dog, and sadly this anxiety has recently led to redirected aggression towards another dog in the household. After a great deal of thought, the heartbreaking decision that finding her the right home is the kindest and safest option for everyone involved.
She has lived with children and has always been gentle and affectionate with them and their friends once she has had time to settle. However, she does become much more anxious around very young children and toddlers, often becoming tense and uncomfortable. Because of this, we feel Cher would be happiest in an adult-only home, or one with older, sensible teenagers who understand when she needs space.
Cher has lived with other dogs throughout her life but can be nervous around unfamiliar dogs, and due to her recent behaviour we believe she would do best as the only pet in the home. She isn’t a fan of cats.
She walks reasonably well on a lead, although she can pull at times. She’s a little nervous travelling in the car but copes with reassurance. She doesn’t enjoy baths or water, and while she’s happy to be brushed, grooming can make her anxious, so patience and gentle handling are important.
Cher is microchipped and has no known medical conditions.
Cher is looking for a patient, experienced owner who understands anxious dogs and can offer her a calm, predictable environment where she can relax and feel secure. A single person or adult couple would be an ideal match. In the right home, Cher has so much love to give and will reward you with endless affection, loyalty and companionship.
This decision has not been made lightly, and finding the right forever home for Cher is our absolute priority.
For more information please email [email protected]
"Nobody has the right to live their lives being protected from offence. It is an occupational hazard of living in society. If you really can't take it, become a hermit" - Ann Widdecombe.
The thing about free speech is it really only kicks in when the worst possible things are said. The moment you detest what someone has said - and what he said is detestable - is when you have to take a deep breath & accept that he can say it.
Free speech can be a really hard principle to live by, but it’s necessary as it’s the beginning of every other right.
No one should ever be arrested for something they say as one day it’s someone you disagree with but the next day it can be someone you do agree with. The solution for horrible speech is, simply, more speech.
How many times do we have to hear -
Where are the experts?
Why is no psychologist opposing gender ideology?
Why don’t parents speak up?
We are - you are just not listening, politicians are avoiding us and teachers, professional bodies and regulators are actively pursuing us.
Razzy is still available, he’s not had any enquiries.
Can you please share his appeal to help him on his way?
Razzy is looking for a new home. He is a 2 year old Sharpei/Patterdale cross.
He needs a new home due to emergency medical grounds of the owner.
He has been in foster since 2025 with his rehoming on hold until all relevant paper work, chip were updated. Now this has been done, Razzy can be rehomed.
He is reactive with dogs and had been badly mistreated, he would need a patient owner. He gets on with another dog he has been in foster with.
Razzy is chipped and neutered and registered with the vets.
He eats a mix of dry food with added protein and veg.
Razzy can be unsure meeting new people but settles quickly with calm, steady introductions.
He sleeps in the living room at night and can be left on his own for short periods of time.
Razzy has not had any interactions with cats.
He can be reactive to other dogs when he is on his lead. This however has been improving while he has been in foster care.
Razzy can't be let off the lead unless he is muzzled.
For Razzy's wellbeing he would likley be best as the only animal in the home.
He is good travelling in the car and can be reactive when the door is opened - however this has been improving since he has been in foster care.
Razzy loves swimming, toys and anything involving problem solving.
He is very obedient and highly intelligent, and hyper focused on balls rather than food. He's not food motivated in the typical way. He's great with people and attends care homes now and again with no issues.
For more information or if you think you can offer Razzy the love and attention he so rightly deserves, please call us on 0330 133 4594 between 10am and 4pm or email [email protected]
If you can't offer Razzy a new home please share his appeal to help him on his way.