In an ideal world, authorities with the power, resources and responsibility to enforce animal welfare regulations, would do it. On receiving credible reports and evidence of neglect, they would take action against breeding establishments...
Recently I posed a question on my Facebook page. I thought I knew how most people would answer it and I wasn’t wrong, although some people privately messaged to say something different. The question...
It’s blowing a gale here but no rain and not too chilly so I’ve just bolted around the lanes with Albert Claude and Angel. Leaving Nanou and Cerise at home keeping Michel company in...
Naturewatch Foundation, a charity doing good work in relation to the dog breeding industry, has produced an online dog breeding map of the UK. It shows how many dog breeding businesses a council licences...
Cerise enjoyed sampling a range of sofas on her holiday, Angel preferred a busy walk and Albert was happy with it all.
I am not one for end of year round ups or new year resolutions. At least not public pronouncements. I might run through a few things in my head that I’d like to do....
When I was in the UK in September, I was treated to time with Bella. I could say that it was unexpected time. Only I didn’t like to acknowledge that then, and don’t like to say it aloud now.
‘I already miss those ears’. What do you do when death comes to a friend and you know they’ll be putting on a brave and public face?
When a photo came up in my Facebook memories, I sent it to my friend Anne. She has her own version of Susie-Belle in her life, Bella.
Social media posts alone will never bring change for the dogs. It requires the authorities to act. For them to do so, they have to be made aware of suspicions.