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Police investigating a serious assault on a busy Glasgow road have released CCTV images of two men.

A young puppy, who was badly injured after being hit by a car, was left 'screaming in pain' after his owner failed to get help for more than two hours.

A couple who kept 76 animals in appalling conditions in a two-bed flat have been handed a lifetime ban.

A man has been banned from keeping animals for three years after three dogs were found suffering in appalling conditions in Moray. Graham Elrick of Nelson Terrace, in Keith, pled guilty to failing to provide adequate nutrition, clean water and a sanitary environment for a lurcher called Lady, and two white shih tzus named Scooby and Scrappy, at Elgin Sheriff Court on October 13.

Four clever pupils put their heads together to come out on top at a fun quiz.

Aberdeen 's Victoria Park on Monday around 5.50pm by a concerned passer-by who reported it to animal welfare chiefs. Shocking pictures show the emaciated pooch, thought to be between six and eight-weeks-old, with its ribs and backbone clearly visible.

Aberdeenshire pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering through failure to provide veterinary treatment or a suitable safe environment for her pony, Eve. The SSPCA arrived at Sunnyside Farm in Drumoak on Sunday February 28 after a receiving a call from a concerned member of the public.

Scottish SPCA investigation has been launched after a man was seen dumping cockerels in an Aberdeenshire woodland. The first three birds were discovered in a wooded area besides Cedar Avenue, Stoneywood, near Aberdeen, on March 25.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.An historic honour has been bestowed on a seven-year-old girl who pounded the streets every day in January to help others.Morna Cameron walked a mile a day around Kilbarchan to raise money for children seriously ill in hospital.On Thursday she was presented with the Mary Barbour Award for putting others before herself.Morna was the special guest at her own school Kilbarchan Primary where headmistress Fiona MacKenzie staged a formal presentation.The primary three pupil chalked-up 31 miles in all weathers and has now managed to raise £3,100 for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.She had set off on her mission after her cousin Nuala Leckie died at the

By Dave McNary