Devon and Cornwall police are keen to speak to anyone with information over a 81 lambs going missing , they are marked with red and number with black and green dye marks , the farmer said he noticed a massive drop in numbers one day whilst out to feed them on his farm in Kenn near Exeter
The farmer said the missing livestock are Suffolks, Charollais and Texels and crosses between these breeds and would be considered larger than most commercial lambs.
Anyone with information, relevant dashcam footage, CCTV, or who witnessed anything unusual is asked to contact Devon & Cornwall Police on 101 or via the force website here, quoting reference 50260193233.
PLEASE SHARE ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE IN THE AREA AND CAN ALERT OTHER FARMERS !
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🚨 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.
🚨 HAMPSHIRE: TRAVELLER JIMMY KEMPSTER – AN EXAMPLE OF A GROWING WILDLIFE CRIME EPIDEMIC
The countryside is under attack. Organised gangs — mostly traveller-linked groups — are invading farms, dumping carcasses, terrorising communities and turning wildlife crime into a lucrative underground industry.
One example: Jimmy Kempster from the Bury Brickfield Park travellers site in #eling, #totton, Hampshire..
Last month, he was convicted after 50 dead hares, a barn owl and a kestrel were dumped outside Broughton Community Shop. Blood smeared across the windows. Birds stuffed under the door handles. A scene straight out of a horror film.
DNA linked him to the dead birds. The getaway car was later found burnt out.
But Kempster is just one case in a much bigger, rapidly escalating problem.
Gangs are smashing onto farmland, intimidating landowners and staging secret coursing events worth tens of thousands of pounds.
🔫 Masked men in balaclavas
🐕 Dogs unleashed on hares for gambling payouts
💰 Prize pots up to £50,000
🎶 Music blasting while kills are watched through binoculars
🚗 Cars forced off roads
🔥 Burnt-out vehicles left behind
🩸 Carcasses dumped outside schools and shops
Police describe these gangs as “a small army.”
There have been 9,000 hare coursing reports in three years.
This is not tradition.
This is organised wildlife crime — violent, intimidating, and spreading.
If you know anything about:
🦉 Dead hares, owls or kestrels
🛻 Traveller-linked coursing groups
🌙 Night-time rural vehicle activity
🔥 Burnt-out cars
🗣️ People bragging about kills or coursing trophies
Please contact police or Crimestoppers.
📞 Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111
📞 Police (non-emergency): 101
Full story: https://t.co/QKaguhkvWX
Kempster conviction: https://t.co/ycUwDAUsUl
Source UKACF
Your parents arrived from Sri Lanka in the early 1980s.
Your father as a paediatrician. Your mother as a nurse. Both worked in the NHS. They settled. They naturalised. You were born here in 1986 as a direct result of that legal migration pathway.
Without the system that allowed skilled overseas medical staff to come, work, and stay, you would not be posting from London as a Reform UK frontbencher.
Now look at the language you just used.
You describe the post-Brexit intake as “the WHOLE Boriswave of 4 million non-EU unskilled migrants” who must be denied settled status and lifetime welfare access.
You frame any softening of retrospective ILR reforms as a catastrophic giveaway. Yet a significant slice of that same cohort includes doctors, nurses, paediatricians and care workers filling the exact same NHS and social-care roles your parents filled. Many arrived under the points-based system, paid the Immigration Health Surcharge, paid taxes, and worked the same shifts.
You are not drawing a clean distinction between legal and illegal. You are drawing a distinction between the migrants who produced you and the migrants who look like them today. The former get the full “my parents played by the rules” treatment. The latter get “unskilled” and a warning about welfare. That is not principle. That is selective memory deployed for political effect.
You know the difference between a Channel-crossing small-boat case and a nurse who entered on a skilled visa. You choose the broader, more emotional framing because it weaponises public anxiety more efficiently.
The TikTok dig at Burnham is theatre. The real move is to treat the settled-status question of people doing the jobs your family once did as an existential threat, while your own family’s story is presented as the model of legitimate immigration.
I can’t believe that this has to be said but here we are!
Another fat beast, unable to feed their dog.
🚨 ANIMAL CRUELTY CONVICTION: SARAH HENDERSON – DUNDEE 🚨
Henderson, 38, was banned from keeping animals for five years after a starving whippet was found caged in her home — emaciated, dehydrated, and covered in painful sores.
#Scottish SPCA inspectors discovered the three‑year‑old dog shut inside a crate with no bedding, no food, and no water. His bones were visible. His nails were severely overgrown. His body condition score was the lowest possible on the veterinary scale — a level associated with prolonged suffering.
The dog weighed just 7.7kg. A healthy whippet should weigh around 13kg.
Despite the severity of the neglect, Henderson walked out of Dundee Sheriff Court with only an admonishment, meaning she received a criminal record but no further punishment beyond the ban.
The sheriff accepted her "mental health difficulties" as mitigation.
The whippet was seized, treated, and is now recovering thanks to the Scottish SPCA and Parkside Vets.
https://t.co/QfosA2DvbG
Source UKACF.
🚨 DUCKLING TORTURED AT COUNTRY PARK IN BLACKLEY, MANCHESTER
Yesterday, this vile individual was filmed grabbing a duckling and snapping her legs before callously tossing her back into the lake at Boggart Hole Clough in #Blackley. #ManchesterUK, M8
When confronted, he smirked and said: “I don’t like.”
Locals say he’s a known oddball who’s hurt animals before.
If you recognise him, contact police immediately.
This monster needs stopping — before another animal suffers.
https://t.co/8lYPu66Ku4
Source UKACF.
So ...
Farage is worth £3.2 million
Tice is worth £40 million
Anderson is worth £3 million
Sarah Pochin is worth £1.5 million
Zia Yusuf is worth £31 million
These do not sound like ordinary people to me!
Reform UK ARE the establishment.
#FarageIsCorrupt#CountBinfaceToWin
Just look how brazen this bloke is...
He just doesn't care that he's polluting the country and committing a criminal offence. This sort of shameless and selfish attitude is what we're up against.
".. probably the greatest criminal fraud ever perpetrated on the people of England & Wales"
@Feargal_Sharkey on the privatised water industry.
The solution is simple. Prosecute the bosses, fine the companies into bankruptcy & take our water back.
SHARE THIS C*NT FAR AND WIDE 👇🏼
🚨 DAISY LAWSON, 24
🌎 BRAINTREE, ESSEX
A young pocket bully named Scrappy suffered catastrophic injuries and extreme neglect at the hands of his owner, Daisy Lawson, previously of #gainsborough, |Lincolnshire, and now living in #rayne, near Braintree, Essex.
Scrappy was found emaciated, infected, and in agony after sustaining horrific facial and neck injuries that were never treated. By the time vets finally saw him, his wounds were described as “rotten” and “smelly”, and he was so underweight that he had clearly been starved over a prolonged period.
Despite his obvious suffering, Scrappy didn’t get the urgent vet care he desperately needed — and he was ultimately put to sleep on welfare grounds.
Lawson had been promoting herself online as a dog rescuer under the name Kingston Bullies, but behind the scenes, Scrappy endured untreated injuries, hunger, and prolonged pain.
In court, Lawson admitted causing unnecessary suffering to Scrappy.
Her mitigation was that she had experienced "a very difficult childhood" and was dealing with "significant mental health issue".
The RSPCA, who investigated the case, said Scrappy’s suffering was “deeply upsetting” and urged anyone struggling to care for their pets to seek help before situations escalate.
Sentencing | three‑year community order, including 15 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, 200 hours of unpaid work, and a 10‑year ban on keeping dogs.
Source UKACF.
🚨 ANIMAL CRUELTY CONVICTION – BRIGHOUSE WEST YORKSHIRE
🚨 Harriet Midgley, 26, left a severely malnourished Shetland pony without food, water, or safe shelter for days, leading to him falling into a stream and drowning.
Following an RSPCA investigation and prosecution, Midgley was banned for life from keeping horses after her Shetland pony, Pip, was found dead — starved, freezing, and alone.
Investigators discovered Pip had been kept in a dangerous field with broken fencing, debris, and no shelter. His only water source was a bucket frozen solid, forcing him to try reaching a stream down a steep bank where he ultimately died.
The court heard how Pip had been left without proper food, water, or veterinary care, becoming severely emaciated and weak.
Midgley was found responsible for prolonged neglect and suffering.
⚖️ Sentencing
Midgley received:
- A lifetime ban on keeping horses
- A 12‑month community order
- 200 hours of unpaid work
- A fine and costs totalling several hundred pounds
https://t.co/JjYBSl9P0x
https://t.co/PftVlgaoiy
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A petition was recently launched calling for justice for Pip — also known as Pipsqueak.
The petition accuses Harriet Midgley of long‑term neglect and cruelty toward Pip, detailing the conditions he was kept in, the suffering he endured, and calling for justice, accountability, and stronger protections for animals.
The petition is now closed, but it's worth a read as it outlines the severity of the neglect involved.
https://t.co/OMYobZ3aia
Source UKACF.
🚨 ANIMAL CRUELTY CONVICTION
🚨 Matthew Andrews, 31, from #Neath, South #wales - starved and neglected a pregnant dog, who had to be euthanised.
Andrews' five-year-old Shar Pei-cross, Pandora, was left so chronically starved that her spine and ribs were entirely visible.
Her muscle wasting was so extreme that an advanced, near-term pregnancy of seven to nine puppies went completely undetected until vets performed a medical scan.
Pandora underwent emergency surgery for a twisted intestine but sadly had to be euthanised alongside her unborn litter due to severe post-operative complications and her weakened, emaciated state.
The Court Sentence
⚖️ 12-week prison sentence (suspended for 12 months)
📋 20 days of 'rehabilitation
💰 £400 in prosecution costs
🚫 10-Year Animal Ban
Source UKACF.