Animals

A Suffolk college is offering the public a chance to adopt one of a range of animals as students seek to bank roll a trip to Africa.

The number of dangerous dogs destroyed in Suffolk saw a sharp increase this year, figures have revealed.

‘Heartbreaking’ new figures have revealed that rates of animal abandonment in Suffolk have risen by 15 per cent over the past three years.

The first grey seal pup of the winter has been born which marks the fourth year of successful breeding at a Suffolk coastal site.

A veterinary practice has scooped a national award for ensuring the positivity of its staff.

The delighted owner of a doggy day care and boarding centre has scooped a top national award.

Suffolk’s only cat café has thanked the community for helping to make the venture a success, as it celebrates its first year.

Dog owners and their four-legged friends are being invited to the launch of a new dog-friendly menu at a town café.

Many dogs are desperate to be given a chance – RSPCA Suffolk has provided profiles for dogs looking for their new family.

A brown bear rescued from ‘appalling conditions’ is the latest animal to be welcomed to a wildlife park.

A veterinarian said she was honoured to have reached the final stages of a prestigious award which recognises professional dedication and excellence.

Bury St Edmunds has been shortlisted for an award to be named the UK’s most dog friendly town.

A family is delighted after reuniting with their cat and nine-year-old daughter’s ‘best friend’ that went missing for nearly 10 weeks.

Two cotton-top tamarin monkeys - a critically endangered species - have been born at a zoo near a Suffolk town as part of a breeding programme.

A dog was found dead in a village pond after firefighters were called to an animal rescue.

A Suffolk wildlife park has introduced what it sees as ‘radical’ new facilities it hopes will protect waterways and boost soil quality.

A sheep at a Suffolk petting farm has been shot and injured while it was grazing in a field.

A controversial planning application to create a 40,000-strong chicken farm has prompted objections from neighbours.

A day care service for adults with learning disabilities could also welcome dogs if planning permission is granted.

Many cats are desperate to be given a chance – RSPCA Suffolk has provided profiles for four felines looking for their new family.