Please retweet to help find the owner of this stray dog found #SEMINGTON #WILTSHIRE #UK Now at Wiltshire Council Dog Pound 💔💔💔 Date: 20th October . Breed: Terrier Cross Male. Microchipped: No. Council Reference Number: 621591. This dog was found and is currently safe with our Dog Warden team. We're working to locate an owner – could you help? If you have any information, please email: [email protected] Please note: We are not seeking rescue space or rehoming offers at this time. We are unable to respond to such enquiries. To claim a dog, owners must provide: Personal ID Proof of address Sufficient proof of ownership Payment of all relevant fees Let’s get him home! Please share. Original post on facebook 👇👇👇 facebook.com/Public.Protecti… @MissingPetsGB @DogLostUK @millypod1 #dogs #adoptdontshop #Lostdog #England

Please sign and retweet to close down MBR ACRES where Beagles are bred to be used in cruel experiments in the #UK Please sign here, takes seconds 👇👇👇 act.animalrising.org/shut_do… I've just signed the petition calling on the Home Office to end animal testing and shut down MBR Acres. This is the UK’s chance to be a global leader in modern, humane testing methods that save lives without cruelty. Join me and sign to save the Beagles! #dogs #Beagles #MBRAcres #MBR @LabourAnimalRG @ConservativeAWF @Keir_Starmer @KatieAmess @AndrewRosindell @RoyalFamily @PETAUK @peta @RSPCA_official @BBCNews @itvnews @GMB @PatrickChristys @GBNEWS @EamonnHolmes @lorraine @piersmorgan @clarebalding @liamgallagher @rickygervais @JaneFallon @domdyer70 @PeterEgan6 @ParisHilton @cher @DailyMirror @TheSun @Independent @Telegraph @FreeMBRbeagles @BeagleRescuers @AmbassadorBetsy #Cambridgeshire @DanielZeichner @BenObeseJecty @SteveBarclay @sam_carling_

Please retweet, this licensed puppy farm in Northern Ireland has 900 breeding dogs!! It recently made an application to expand to 1500 which after 4000 objections was turned down. How many licensed puppy farms of this size exist in the UK? 🐶💔 What quality of life can those breeding dogs have? Details👇 impartialreporter.com/news/2… Puppies from this industrial sized puppy farm will be shipped to the #UK and abroad. #dogs #puppies #UK @domdyer70 @PeterEgan6 @DanielZeichner @APDAWG1 @DefraGovUK @SteveReedMP @KatieAmess @GBNEWS @PatrickChristys @BBCNews @itvnews @AlistairCarns @PETAUK @EamonnHolmes @TheKennelClubUK @clarebalding @RobbieRinder @liamgallagher @RosieDuffield1 @DannyVet @thismorning @GMB @NickDixonITV @PaulBrandITV @sally_lindsay @DrBrianMay @JaneFallon @rickygervais @jackmrankin @tomrutland @RosieDuffield1 @RoyalFamily #England #Wales #Scotland #NorthernIreland

Please retweet to help find homes for multiple dogs #SUSSEX #UK 'The longer they remain in kennels, the harder life becomes for them, and the more institutionalised they grow' 💔💔💔 Details or apply below 👇👇👇 arundawndogrescue.co.uk/avai… PLEASE READ THROUGH So, here we are again with another difficult post — difficult to write and, for many, difficult to read. I make no apologies, because this is something people need to understand. The dog world has lost its way, and the situation is worsening, not improving. More and more dogs are being abandoned at every stage of life — from puppies to end‑of‑life. Neutering is neglected, essential medical treatment is ignored, and basic training, socialisation, and understanding are all too often dismissed. The list goes on. Far too many people feel entitled. They believe they have an automatic right to own a dog, to breed puppies with little thought for responsible rehoming as long as money changes hands. They believe they have the right to keep a dog regardless of whether their circumstances, accommodation, finances, or breed choice are appropriate. And when it inevitably goes wrong, they abandon, neglect, or give up their dogs — expecting rescues to pick up the pieces. And we do, whenever we possibly can. But the reality is brutal: the costs are overwhelming, suitable homes are increasingly scarce, and the numbers are rising relentlessly. Rescues are closing due to lack of funding, burnout, and ill health. Meanwhile, new “pop‑up rescues” appear with little experience, offering minimal assessment and support. We can rehome the fluffy doodle‑types, the tiny Chihuahuas, the sweet Shih Tzus, and the small spaniels many times over. But our limited kennel spaces — which have been full for months — are occupied by dogs who need time, commitment, and that special kind of adopter willing to take on the real work once they leave kennels. There are always a few extraordinary people who go above and beyond for true rescue dogs, and we will continue to fight for the “no hopers” — the dogs at highest risk simply because they are not easy or popular. Right now, we have several long‑term dogs who desperately need a chance. They have been posted many times, yet suitable offers remain few or nonexistent: SHANE has been in boarding kennels for well over a year. We have covered his food, wormer, flea and tick treatment, and neutering, and the kennels have kindly kept him all this time. But every visit breaks our hearts. With no kennel spaces available, Shane still has no offers. SKYE has been in foster for months. Recently, her fosterers could no longer keep her, and although we received a kind temporary offer, it only lasts until 6th September. After that, she has nowhere to go, and the constant moves are starting to affect her. MOSS and CEDAR, brothers, have lived their entire 2.5 years in kennels. They need a very special home — together or apart — and both deserve a real chance at life beyond kennel walls. WAFFLE and SHADOW, a young Dachshund‑mix brother and sister, were dumped locally by their breeder and have been in kennels ever since. They were only babies, and the lack of normality is taking its toll. Both are initially nervous and need individual homes to help them build confidence. All of these dogs are listed on our website and have been shared on this page multiple times. Please search here or visit the website for full details — and please, please share Info and apply below👇👇👇 arundawndogrescue.co.uk/avai… Please also share on facebook if you use it👇👇👇 facebook.com/arundawn7 #dogs #adoptdontshop @Nightowl400 @scanme_tukslaw @Tukslaw_scanme @KatieAmess @AndrewRosindell @LabourAnimalRG @ConservativeAWF @liamgallagher @rickygervais @JaneFallon @RobbieRinder @brianblessed @clarebalding @AlistairCarns @DailyMirror @Independent @GBNEWS @PatrickChristys @BBCNews @GMB @thismorning @rosiedoc666 @millypod1 Skye, brothers, Moss and Cedar and Waffle.

Please retweet, appeal for information #BURRYPORT #CARMARTHENSHIRE #WALES #UK 20 SEPT 2026 RSPCA Cymru has issued an appeal for information to try and track down the owner of a thoroughbred horse found in a poor condition in Burry Port. The bay gelding is around eight years old and was removed by the RSPCA from the Graig area on Sunday 20 September. He was found in an isolated field by RSPCA Inspector Holly Brown and is now safe in the charity’s care. Now, RSPCA officers are keen to find out more about him. His microchip wasn’t registered so enquiries are being made to track down the owner. RSPCA Deputy Chief Inspector Gemma Cooper said: “This thoroughbred was found in a poor condition and was thin. “He has now been taken into our care for veterinary treatment. “We don’t know who he belongs to so we’re issuing an appeal to help with enquiries. We’d also like to thank those members of the public who have called this in and we hope he will be able to make a full recovery. Anyone with any first hand information can contact the RSPCA Inspectorate Appeal Line on 0300 123 8018 and can quote 01907354. Original post on facebook, please share on fb if you use it facebook.com/rspcacymru #horses #animalcrulety #ponies #Cardiff #Swansea #Carmarthen #Tenby #Pembroke #adoptdontshop #animals @missingdogwales @MissingPetsGB @BHS_UK @DefraGovUK @AlistairCarns @clarebalding @rickygervais @DrBrianMay