Animal welfare charity Battersea is today welcoming the Government’s announcement to introduce legislation that will make the microchipping of pet cats compulsory. The new law will help reunite lost cats with their loving owners.
A blind seven-year-old Cocker Spaniel called Griffin has recently found love with a family in South London after being cared for by leading animal welfare charity, Battersea.
It’s now nine months since the Government published its White Paper ‘A fairer private rented sector’, trailing new legislation to reform the rented housing sector in England.
It’s now nine months since the Government published its White Paper ‘A fairer private rented sector’, trailing new legislation to reform the rented housing sector in England.
A young cat named Calibri has spent her first birthday in Battersea’s care after falling pregnant with kittens at just 9 months old. With today marking World Spay Day, the charity is using Calibri’s story to remind owners of the importance of neutering cats from a young age.
A sweet four-year-old Lurcher called Wilson is looking for a loving home to call his own after spending over six months in the care of leading animal welfare charity, Battersea.
Animal welfare charity Battersea has expressed great concern at the Levelling Up, Housing and Community Committee’s recommendation that the Government row back on its popular plans to ban landlords from enforcing blanket ‘no pet’ policies on their rental properties.