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Milly the marmoset was rescued after distressing videos showed her being flushed down the lavatory, offered cocaine and chased by a dog - her former owner has been banned from keeping pets

Greyhound Racing SA and the RSPCA are investigating the live-baiting allegations after visiting a property to collect possible evidence.

A South Australian greyhound trainer has had their licence and registration suspended while being investigated for suspected live baiting.

Milly the marmoset was rescued by the RSPCA and has been rehomed at Monkey World in Dorset. She now has a new boyfriend called Moon who comes to her aid when she is distressed.

The RSPCA is now caring for the three dogs who were left in a cardboard box in a car park - they were in poor condition and in need of urgent care and attention

Milly was rescued after distressing videos showed her being flushed down the lavatory and clinging onto the side for dear life.

The Presa Canario puppies were taken in by the RSPCA's Leeds, Wakefield and District Branch Animal Centre - and are now old enough to start their search for new homes with experienced owners

When the RSPCA first reached the former owner's house Daisy, a bulldog-type, was "struggling to walk" and "dragged herself" to meet the inspector

'Ear cropping is a barbaric, painful procedure carried out purely to achieve a 'desired look' and to make a dog appear tougher and is illegal in the UK'

Paul Conway from the Candy and Tibby Trust rescue centre says they are struggling to take on and rehome cats

Joshua Exall, of Kent, has been banned from keeping animals for 10 years after he left his emaciated dog Shadow unattended for at least two weeks - thankfully she has since been rehabilitated and rehomed with the RSPCA