Article: A happy ending for Gizmo.

Article: BRIDGET BONES who found love.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  June 27, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... weight when rescued. He has recovered with the care of Birmingham RSPCA worker Kerry Poultney, who took him home for a night ... weight when rescued. He has recovered with the care of Birmingham RSPCA worker Kerry Poultney, who took him home for a night ...

Article: OAP HAD 75 CATS.(News)
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  January 30, 2003 ;     474 words ... ... Nash kept some of the cats caged in rabbit hutches while others were left to roam the filthy, rubbish-strewn house in Birmingham. RSPCA inspectors were takenaback by the'overpowering' smell throughout the twobedroom property in Kingsbury Road, Erdington ...

Article: High hopes for debut CD.(Features)
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  June 14, 2002 ;     553 words ... ... as Rowena is a great lover of animals especially rabbits. Our CD launch at the mac is also to raise awareness for the Birmingham RSPCA 'Paws Campaign'. . Banska join forces with Mistral for tomorrow's show at the mac. Tickets, priced pounds 4, available ...

Article: Boat rescue as dog trapped on canal ledge.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  January 11, 2001 ;     417 words ... ... sitting on the ledge in the cold.' Icecube was given a check up at the RSPCA's animal hospital before being taken to the Birmingham RSPCA centre. Miss Cunningham said: 'He looks well fed and he is in good health so we think he must belong to someone, but ...

Article: Life Mag: Memory Lane: Horse lover had no fear of Playboy
Evening Mail;  June 16, 2001 ;     643 words ... ... operative Society and one day he crashed into an outdoor on the Bristol Road. According to Eyton Davies, secretary of the Birmingham RSPCA, Billy lay in a pool of blood by Playboy to talk to it and secure its head, tied the fore and back legs of the horse ...

Article: Plea for tighter pet laws ; New fears over cruelty
Evening Mail;  November 17, 2000 ;     423 words ... ... at hishome in Sheldon. The snakes died. Price was ordered to carry out 240 hours community service by magistrates in Birmingham. RSPCA regional manager, Stephen Mulholland, said: 'We are deeply concerned about the number of exotic animals now being kept ...

Article: Plea for tighter pet laws; New fears over cruelty.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  November 17, 2000 ;     442 words ... ... at his home in Sheldon. The snakes died. Price was ordered to carry out 240 hours community service by magistrates in Birmingham. RSPCA regional manager, Stephen Mulholland, said: 'We are deeply concerned about the number of exotic animals now being kept ...