In October we rehomed 11 cats, one rabbit and nine ferrets.
Our clinic treated 220 dogs, 102 cats, 8 rabbits and 2 hamsters and chipped 14 dogs and 11 cats as well as neutering 8 dogs.
Most of the rabbit visits were for vaccination with the new 12 month vaccine which I hope is a sign that all our educational efforts about the importance of vaccination against myxomatosis is having some effect.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Animal Welfare Statistics for October
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animal welfare statistics
Please sign the petition against live exports
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live exports,
petitions
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
RSPCA at World Horse Welfare Conference
The image of RSPCA Inspectors tends to be of worthy, but rather "establishment" blokes with not a lot of sympathy for those who don't conform.
Chief Inspector John Grant may fit the stereotype if you judge by looks alone, but as a person who was brought up in the traveling community he's better placed than most people to understand the motivations that can lead to over-breeding and welfare problems and search for solutions rather than just nagging about irresponsible behaviour.
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RSPCA Inspectors.
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