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Nature: Wildlife, Welfare and Pets - Dorset South

Protect the Wild has launched a new initiative to expose the devastation that hunts’ activities cause to people, property, and public safety. The disruption...
A dog’s sense of smell is their superpower April Fools Day is already done and dusted … But it is no joke that April is...
Campaigner highlights benefits of nature for all in new RSPCA podcast Environmentalist and diversity campaigner Dr. Mya-Rose Craig has issued a rallying call for people...
Expert warns cat owners not to buy lilies this Mother’s Day “Here’s why buying lilies can be fatal for felines," says RSPCA expert An animal welfare...
Curious kids urged to leave amphibian eggs and tadpoles in their ponds RSPCA experts have appealed to children, parents, and teachers to resist the temptation...
The distinctive Strandline Beetle (Eurynebria complanata), known for its beautiful black and sand-coloured patterns, is the focus of renewed conservation efforts during 2025 in...
  In Dorset, dogs are more than just pets; they’re family, companions, and sometimes even matchmakers. Whether it’s their quirky personalities, unique talents, or simply...
On 25th September 2000, 19-year-old Kevin Hines made a decision that would change his life forever. Struggling with mental health challenges, he attempted to...
Scientists are pioneering a groundbreaking approach to combat malaria by genetically modifying mosquitoes, a move that could potentially save hundreds of thousands of lives...
The relationship between humanity’s treatment of animals and its propensity for violence towards one another is not merely philosophical speculation; it is a deeply...