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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The Scottish SPCA attended over 4200 animal welfare jobs in Lanarkshire during the first six months of 2020.Charity chiefs revealed they were called out to South Lanarkshire 2134 times and another 2077 in neighbouring North Lanarkshire – a total of 4211 across the region.With lockdown forcing the closure of all nine Scottish SPCA animal rescue and rehoming centres across Scotland, including the Lanarkshire base on Hamilton’s Bothwell Road, animals were arriving without being rehomed.

This put immense pressure on teams and resources.However, as restrictions eased, the charity introduced virtual rehoming to get animals in to loving homes.This has.

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