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PDSA launches new education website
PDSA has launched a free online education programme for primary schools that links animal welfare with the national curriculum. more
Donate your holiday change to PDSA. You know it makes cents
Vet charity PDSA has launched a new fundraising campaign encouraging animal lovers to donate their leftover holiday change more
PDSA joins call for improved dog laws
PDSA is among a group of UK animal charities, law enforcement agencies and unions calling on the leaders of the main political parties to work together to introduce improved and updated legislation to protect dog welfare and public safety. more
Don't say it with flowers... donate in memory of those who loved animals
PDSA launches its new online Book of Remembrance more
Kids can beat the holiday boredom by getting their 'paws' on party packs!
PDSA has launched a brand new party pack to keep kids entertained during the summer holidays. more
Film fans can enjoy a big cat experience with PDSA
To celebrate the release of ‘Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore’, PDSA has teamed up with Warner Bros. Pictures to offer one lucky shopper the chance to get within a whisker of the big cats at Paradise Wildlife Park, Hertfordshire! more
50 Percent of UK dogs could die early due to obesity epidemic warns charity
Just as people’s waistlines are increasing*, so too are pets’ – and at an increasingly dangerous rate. Veterinary charity PDSA today releases its annual dog obesity league table, which paints a worrying picture of pet waistlines, particularly dogs. more
PDSA launches children's competition to 'capture' Animal Antics
Animal-mad kids should keep their cameras close by this summer - as PDSA launches its annual Pet Protectors Photographer Awards. more
