Fiona Thorburn: Last News

A man has been banned from owning animals for ten years after being found with 65 neglected cats at his home.

A heartless dog owner as been banned from keeping animals for 10 years after he admitted violently attacking his pet, leaving it with “large swollen lumps” on its head.

An evil owner who 'violently bet up' his dog at his home in West Lothian has been slapped with a 10-year-ban on keeping pets.

The Scottish SPCA has hit out after a vile pet owner who left his dog with horrific injuries during savage beatings has escaped a lifetime ownership ban or prison sentence.

dog was found shaved and dumped in the snow.The poor pooch was discovered by a member of the public who alerted the animal welfare charity, the Scottish SPCA.Animal rescue officers, who believe the dog to be a cream and tan saluki, said the dog had been dumped on top of a six-foot hedge in Midlothian, Scotland.A member of the public found the pet on Tuesday with all its fur shaved off and left to freeze.Scottish SPCA Inspector Fiona Thorburn said: "This was an extremely callous act and the dog is incredibly lucky that he was spotted."Salukis are thin dogs who feel the cold anyway but without any fur for protection it's likely he would have succumbed to the elements within a day or so if he hadn't been found."The dog is a young male who is