RSPCA
News on the workings of The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, from rescuing horses who have become welfare cases to their involvement with hunting.
Latest from RSPCA
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Yearling colt pulling cart was repeatedly whipped after he collapsed in the road from ‘extreme submission, fatigue or despair’By Eleanor Jones Published
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Young horse driven to the point of exhaustion highlights peak in cruelty casesBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Woman who neglected 27 horses and 33 dogs was ‘embarrassed to ask for help’By Eleanor Jones Published
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Can you help? Appeal for information as decapitated mare dumped with foal on bywayBy Eleanor Jones Published
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ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok are not a substitute for calling the vet, horse owners warnedBy Lucy Elder Published
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Animal welfare is ‘no place for legal loopholes’: MPs debate animal abuse register and automatic lifetime bansBy Becky Murray Published
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‘Their condition was heartbreaking’: owner banned for neglect after her two horses could not be savedBy Eleanor Jones Published
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More than 200,000 back petition for public animal abuse register – but concerns raised about vigilante behaviourBy Becky Murray Published
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‘A very delicate rescue’ of pony found completely stuck inside tractor tyreBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Man caught on video dragging young horse behind vehicle used method to ‘break in ponies’By Eleanor Jones Published
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Mare keeps a watchful eye as rescuers help foal stuck in aqueductBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘I’m so proud of him’: meet Pirate Pete the one-eyed pony thriving after his rescueBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Mum and daughter who left ‘dying’ pony in -6C ‘very regretful’ of their actionsBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Laminitic pony in ‘extreme pain’ put down after owner refused veterinary treatmentBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘This case still haunts me’: woman with life ban on keeping animals left horses to suffer alongside their dead companions *warning: upsetting pictures*By Eleanor Jones Published
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Pony dumped in London ‘on the brink of death’ spends first Christmas in new homeBy Becky Murray Published
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Equine welfare charities reflect on the challenges of 2025 – as the number of owners giving up their horses increasesBy Becky Murray Published
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Sisters ‘never intended to cause suffering’ but one horse put down out of 30 seized in major welfare caseBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘Think carefully about where horses you sell may end up’: warning to owners after six suffering equines owned by ‘horse trader’ had to be put downBy Eleanor Jones Published