Look how they treat their hounds
After they’ve run for these monsters hour after hour.
This is in public—they don’t care—the cruelty is shameless.
A complete ban on hunting with dogs is way overdue @andyburnham this has no place in a civilized country.
So I used to paint in one style and MS took that away, so I regrouped and created a new style and now my MS is going to take that away, so I need to find a new way to paint again and this is the first attempt, okay not motorsport, but what do you think of the new artiF1ed?
Part of the River Onny in Shropshire has dried up due to the prolonged dry weather we are facing.
We transported Brown Trout to a section of the river which still has healthy flows.
If you see a fish in distress or in need of a rescue please call our 24/7 hotline 0800 807060.
PLEASE RT…..
🚨WITNESS APPEAL – TEIGNMOUTH / SHALDON BEACH 🚨
This took place earlier today (27th July) at Shaldon Beach, Teignmouth, Devon.
A member of the public reports seeing the man in the photo below pick up his dog and throw him against a stone wall multiple times. The witness states he then pinned the dog to the ground and punched him repeatedly, while the woman with him stood by and watched.
According to the witness, this happened because the dog didn’t recall immediately and the man got his jeans wet retrieving him.
If you recognise this man or the woman with him, please get in touch with the OP via the link below. .
😡 Please share — this dog needs to be protected.
https://t.co/hkVcKyI8JB
🚨 ANIMAL CRUELTY: ACCRINGTON, LANCASHIRE - KNOW THE FACE
🚨 DANIEL MONAGHAN
A seven‑month‑old German Shepherd puppy named Chase was beaten, kicked, dragged and terrorised outside a flat on Whalley Road, #accrington.
THE CCTV FOOTAGE 📹
🔴 Monaghan hit Chase on the head with a rucksack
🔴 He stood on the lead, pinning the puppy down while striking him across the back
🔴 He kicked him into a sitting position
🔴 He dragged him backwards, causing him to fall
🔴 He kicked him again as Chase cowered, tail tucked, trying to escape
RSPCA Inspector Daniel Tomlinson described the footage as “upsetting”.
A vet confirmed Chase was suffering — and would continue to suffer if left with Monaghan.
Police removed him.
The RSPCA took him into possession.
That intervention saved his life.
THE SENTENCE ⚖️
📝 12‑month community order
📝 80 hours of unpaid work
📝 15 rehabilitation activity days
📝 £200 costs + £114 victim surcharge
📝 10‑year ban on keeping animals
A decade‑long ban — but no prison time.
CHASE’S NEW LIFE 🐾
Chase has been renamed Wolfie, and he is finally safe.
🌟 He gained almost 10kg in eight weeks, now weighing 39kg
🌟 He has bonded with another German Shepherd
🌟 He enjoys long woodland walks
🌟 His confidence is returning
🌟 His tail is held high again ❤️
His new owner said he arrived sad and forlorn — but with love and proper care, Wolfie is thriving.
Source UKACF.
Since my bin went missing this week, I received this video from Zac at the Wellsprings restaurant in Lancashire, wanting these ladies to return his bin. They took it at 5.30am, loaded it into the back of their car, and made a swift getaway!
Ladies, please can you return Zack's bin?
Does anyone know where dusty bin has been taken? #BinGate
This is 79-year-old Robert Thompson from Bray. Robert is completely blind, but until recently, he has managed to live a highly independent life with the help of his brilliant guide dog, Rhona.
But right now, Wicklow County Council is failing him, and the entire visually impaired community.
For years, the audible signals at pedestrian crossings across Bray have been faulty. Recently, things have gone from bad to worse. The critical audio signals that tell Robert where the crossing pole is (the "wait" sound) and when it is actually safe to cross (the "go" sound) have stopped working entirely on busy routes near his home.
"There’s no way I would cross that road without the sound," Robert says. "It’s just too dangerous."
To make matters worse, recent changes to the local Dublin bus network (replacing the old 145 route with the E1 spine) mean his usual handy bus stops are gone. Because the council has left the nearby pedestrian signals broken, Robert can no longer cross the street safely at his local stop.
Robert is now forced to get off the bus early and walk a massive, grueling 1.5 kilometers EACH WAY along a highly dangerous, busy stretch of road just to find a single working crossing.
Robert has contacted Wicklow County Council repeatedly. They have acknowledged his complaints, but they have met him with absolute silence regarding any actual repairs.
Basic mobility and safety should be a right, not a luxury. By ignoring these broken signals for years, the council is effectively trapping vulnerable residents in their own towns and actively stripping away their independence.
Please SHARE this post! Let’s get the word out and force Wicklow County Council to do their job, fix the audio signals in Bray, and restore safety and freedom to Robert and others who rely on them!
#WicklowCountyCouncil #AccessibilityMatters #Bray #Inclusion #GuideDogsIreland #RobertThompson
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I can't provide a regular baggage restitution service ... but do you know someone on last night's Sharm el Sheikh to Bristol BY649 flight who owns this case?
The person who mistakenly picked it up instead of their identical one, can't make contact with the airline to get it back.
Recently I bought the remaining quantity of 2014 Marussia MR03 brakes discs and pads from non other than #F1#Minardi legend Paul Stoddart, the discs are the process of being #artiF1ed and I have just completed a limited tun of @Jules_Bianchi tribute pads. A link to them is below