A family pet cat required leg amputation after being shot with an air gun in Ystalyfera, prompting an RSPCA appeal for information about the incident.
Abandoned Bulldog Found with Severe Skin Issues in Welsh Town
RSPCA appeals for information after discovering an underweight bulldog with serious skin conditions in Cwm, highlighting the growing impact of the cost-of-living crisis on pet ownership.
Bull Breed Dog Left Untreated as Owners Ignore RSPCA Warnings
Tonyrefail couple fined and banned from keeping dogs after failing to seek treatment for their pet’s facial tumour, leading to the heartbreaking decision to end her suffering.
Risca Man Banned from Pets After Bulldog Found Nearly Hairless
A Risca resident has received a one-year pet ban after his English Bulldog was discovered with severe untreated skin conditions, resulting in extensive fur loss. The dog has since recovered and awaits adoption.
RSPCA Rescues Seven Horses from Welsh Common
RSPCA Cymru and partners have rescued three mares and four foals from Gelligaer and Merthyr Common, launching an urgent appeal to find their owners.
Horses Rescued from Squalid Conditions in Welsh Barn
RSPCA saves six neglected horses from horrific conditions in Merthyr Tydfil, as owner receives five-year ban on keeping equines. The rescued animals are now seeking loving homes after recovery.
Welsh Pony Rescued as Authorities Launch Owner Appeal
A chestnut mare has been rescued from a Welsh common through joint charity efforts, prompting an urgent appeal to find its owner. The pony is now receiving veterinary care while authorities investigate.
German Shepherds Found Abandoned in Freezing Welsh Mountains
Two German Shepherds were rescued after being abandoned in freezing conditions on Bedwas mountain on Wednesday afternoon. The dogs were spotted after a witness saw someone leave them before driving away.
Three Dogs Found Dead in Welsh Car Park Sparks RSPCA Appeal
RSPCA launches investigation after three female dogs were discovered in rubbish bags at Pentrebach car park, Merthyr Tydfil. Officers seek public assistance to determine cause of death.