The Latest Breaking News from RSPCA

Tristian Paul Pearson pleaded guilty after leaving out tubs of poisoned food for the animals

Tristian Paul Pearson, 44, admitted feeding poisoned tuna to animals in the neighbourhood and was handed a suspended sentence in the first case of animal cruelty to be referred to a crown court

Tristian Paul Pearson placed pots of the poison at the end of his garden to lure in unsuspecting animals.

At least seven dogs are suspected to have been poisoned at a Sunshine Coast beach. Police, the RSPCA and the council are trying to confirm the cause of the tragic deaths.

A heartbroken family who fell victim to a "breeder scam" were plunged into debt after discovering their new dog had a range of hidden health conditions, forcing them to rehome the pooch

Officers from Nottinghamshire Police smashed the window of a parked car after being alerted to the distressed dog at the Wilkinson Street park and ride site, off Nottingham’s ring road

Police said the canine could have died if it wasn't spotted by tram staff

As the cost of living crisis worsens, workers and volunteers at the branch have spoken out about the senseless waste

When Buddy was rescued from his cruel owners in a police raid, his tail had been chopped off with a kitchen knife and he was covered in wounds - but Chief Inspector Jayne Forrest, of South Yorkshire Police, was determined to save him

Today (August 8), is international cat day. We've put together all you need to know about your feline friend's funny behaviour, and the reason why cats rub up against you

Animal welfare charity Battersea has estimated the average cost of owning a dog in the UK is now £2,000 a year, and is urging potential owners to assess their finances before welcoming a pet home