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News

Call to end use of snares after badger death

  • Post published:18th May 2012

Nine-year-old girl discovers her pet kitten killed by a snare

  • Post published:17th May 2012

Injured puppy caught in snare is rehomed

  • Post published:30th April 2012

Foul play suspected over missing cats

  • Post published:27th April 2012

Badger snares seized by Cornwall police

  • Post published:27th April 2012

Bid to snare illegal trappers

  • Post published:21st April 2012

SSPCA anger over deer killed by a snare

  • Post published:18th April 2012

Cat garrotted after being caught in ‘barbaric’ snare

  • Post published:12th April 2012

Cat found caught in homemade snare

  • Post published:5th April 2012

Five snared foxes dumped in canal

  • Post published:2nd April 2012

Hunt for trapper after badger killed by snares

  • Post published:29th March 2012

Illegal snare ‘caught’ wildlife crime officer

  • Post published:28th March 2012

Family found badger dying in snare trap

  • Post published:21st March 2012

Report exposes Defra’s Code of Practice sham

  • Post published:20th March 2012

Badger trapped in illegal snare in Holywell Green

  • Post published:1st March 2012
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