TEN Greyhound and Lurcher rescue centres and shelters across the UK will receive a share of £24,000 worth of food donations. The record donation from leading independent pet food manufacturer Burgess Pet Care, comes after its sixth annual Greyhound and Lurcher two-week takeover. During the event, the important work greyhound and lurcher rescue centres do across the country is highlighted.

MIDLANDS Pet Ambulance CIC has been named as a finalist in the ASA Animal Star Awards 2026. The not-for-profit organisation, based in Castle Donington, near East Midlands Airport in Leicestershire, has been selected in the Best Pet Related Business category. The ambulance is dedicated to providing emergency veterinary and pet transport services.

A STUDY has revealed the most expensive cats and dogs to own in the UK. Credit card company Aqua analysed costs associated with the 10 most popular breeds. More than half of all UK households own a pet but also face a long term financial commitment, something that is harder to meet in a cost-of-living crisis. Aqua examined purchase prices alongside ongoing expenses such as insurance, vaccinations, grooming, and food.

A LABRADOR-cross puppy needed urgent treatment after swallowing the entire silicon head of a spatula during a moment of kitchen mischief. Three-month-old Marlo has a talent for sniffing out snacks and had successfully scavenged kibble from a food cupboard. But when owner Tyler Ferris prepared a peanut butter 'licky mat' for the hungry hound, Marlo decided to gulp down the head of the spatula being used to prepare the treat.

RABBIT Awareness Week, the UK’s leading campaign dedicated to rabbit welfare, is celebrating a major milestone this year as it marks its 20th anniversary. Running from Monday, June 22 to Friday June 26, the theme of this year's event is ‘Feeding Bunnies Better’. The campaign will shine a spotlight on how far rabbit care has come over the past two decades - while setting a new standard for the future.

AS UK temperatures continue to climb and the days become longer, the nation’s dogs will once again be enjoying the season of adventure. However, increased summer activity can bring a heightened risk of minor injuries to canine companions. For dog owners, breeders and professionals alike, having the right tools on hand to cope with minor wounds and scrapes is an essential part of responsible care.