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Poodles abandoned in squalid home find forever homes
Rescuers said the dogs were severely matted and covered in waste, and the RSPCA reported a 70% rise in multi-animal cases.
- Rescuers discovered 250 dogs living in squalor at a Nottingham property, with some animals forced into a wood burner; The RSPCA took in 87 poodles while Dogs Trust accepted the remainder.
- Jade Burton, head of animal services at RSPCA Woodside, said the dogs arrived overwhelmed and severely matted; the care team spent 48 hours grooming them with support from Bella and Barney Vets.
- Ten-Month-Old Winston, once described as a "trembling wreck," is settling into life near Leicester with owners Lisa and Mark Bream, who visited RSPCA Woodside daily for two weeks building trust.
- On March 12, the family officially adopted Winston; Mrs Bream said he was initially scared of his lead but now happily organizes his toys in his basket before sleep.
- The RSPCA reported a 70 per cent rise over the past five years in incidents involving ten or more animals across England and Wales, urging the public to adopt from rescue centers.
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The Gnadenhof Stay Forever received a generous donation from a tombola. Nine dogs are currently spending their lives there.
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right3Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution53% Center
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- 53% of the sources are Center
53% Center
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C 53%
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