Morag Clarke 🦊💙🏆

@eric_ernie_col You too 🌞🌞👓👓🥰🥰

@moraggio Have a great day Sunshine! 👓☀️❤️

Something a bit different day… A performance by #MrsMills tinkling the ivories on a 1971 episode of… #TheMorecambeAndWiseShow #StillBringingSunshine 👓☀️❤️ See you all in a few days…

🚨⚠️ PUPPY ABUSER WILL NOW BE OUT OF PRISON - KNOW HIS FACE 🚨 JOHNNY BALDWIN, 39 HEADSTONE, HARROW, HA2 CONVICTED (2025) | John ‘Johnny’ Baldwin, 39, from North Harrow, London HA2 – caught on camera abusing a Rottweiler puppy. Baldwin was seen running over the puppy’s paws on a push bike and dragging her around aggressively in North Harrow on March 27, 2025. In the same video the thug is seen racially abusing a woman who intervened. The video was shared online and within hours members of the Animal Welfare Investigation Team CIC: 16482099 were able to track Baldwin down to his then home in the Headstone area of Harrow. He surrendered the puppy, Harley, who now has a happy home with her traumatic past just a distant memory. Baldwin, who has a long history of violence, was later charged with causing unnecessary suffering and a racially aggravated public order offence. He denied both charges but was found guilty following a trial. District Judge Walsh said Baldwin showed a total disregard for the dog’s welfare by dragging her aggressively and forcefully lifting her from the floor. The judge added that the offence was aggravated by his use of a racial slur against an individual who stood up to him. Sammy Wilkinson, founder of the Animal Welfare Investigation Team and a front-line responder, told local newspaper the Harrow Times the abuse of the puppy was “horrific”. He added: “I am pleased to hear that he has been given a ban and custodial sentence. “I will never forget picking up her little body and carrying her out of there, she has been given a new identity and has absolutely flourished in her forever home and continues to go from strength to strength.” Sentencing | 14 weeks in custody. Banned from owning or keeping any animal for five years. Source UKACF

@andycrane64 tune - the Blackbyrds - not played enough imo 1974? 😊😊

@Perky_43 @BanHuntingNI I hope the other prisoners get to know what he has done 🤬🤬🤬🤬

🚨 PAEDOPHILE & ANIMAL ABUSER PETER DENZIL RECEIVES VERY SHORT SENTENCE - KNOW THE FACE 🚨 TRURO ⚠️ A convicted paedophile from Truro who sexually abused his own dog, leaving it with an a*al injury has been sent to prison for 16 weeks and banned from keeping animals for ten years. 52-year-old Truro man, Peter Denzil Ash, of Kenwyn Hill Caravan Park, Truro, appeared before Truro Magistrates’ Court on March 24 via video link from HMP Channings Wood for two linked matters concerning the treatment of his dog, a male Labrador-cross named Samson. Magistrates granted an RSPCA application under the Animal Welfare Act for Samson to be permanently removed from Ash’s ownership and “disposed of” appropriately. The order was made after the animal had earlier been taken into protective possession. In a separate case heard the same day, Ash pleaded guilty to failing to meet the dog’s basic welfare needs at an address in Kenwyn Park, Truro, on July 31, 2025. The court was told he had not ensured Samson’s need for a safe and suitable environment, and that the animal had been involved in illegal activity causing him harm for his own sexual gratification Magistrates said the offence was "so serious” that only an immediate custodial sentence was appropriate, citing previous similar convictions and professional assessments that the dog would likely have been trained for the sexual activity involved. Ash was jailed for 16 weeks, to run consecutively to his current prison term. He was also ordered to pay a £154 victim surcharge and £400 in costs. He was disqualified from owning, keeping, or being involved in the care or control of animals for ten years, with no application to lift the ban permitted for at least five years. Last month Ash, a registered sex offender, was jailed for 21 months at Truro Crown Court for making a determined effort to hide his internet activity from police. He was also found to have an image of a dog being sexual abused on an electronic device. He appeared at Truro Crown Court for sentence on Friday, February 13 after pleading guilty to three breaches of a Sexual Harm Prevention order, possession of extreme pornography and a breach of his notification requirements as a sex offender. In a separate hearing, magistrates granted an application to deprive Samson from the possession of Elizabeth Ash of the same address and give him to the RSPCA under the animal welfare act. Source UK Database.

@CateFox @CBailey31 Oh yes he was next on my list🤣🤣

@moraggio @CBailey31 no, RA

So what has Scott Mills been up to then....? Unusual for the useless Beeb to take action so quickly.

@rossie7dj You have sunshine - it’s like the middle of winter up here🥶🥶🤣🤣

Big walk done , now time for a taste of naughtiness 👌

@CateFox @CBailey31 Would that be PM by any chance??

@CBailey31 Dont even think it... I was most upset he was on the Spoony podcast last week. Couldnt finish listening to it with him yelling and making it all about him.

@margunson86 Bargain - look delicious 😋😋

‼️ The government are going to be consulting on dog breeding in April and this is our chance to demand change ‼️ You can expect us to be using our voice, and we encourage you to use yours 💜 It’s a little known fact that so many healthy dogs die in UK council pounds. And the situation is only getting worse 😢 This article might focus on Ireland, but at least it is raising awareness. UK euthanasia reporting isn’t standardised, nor does this include those euthanised in UK rescues or by owners who take healthy dogs to the vets to end their lives. The bull breeds are consistency in the top 3 dogs who end up in UK pounds. We stand shoulder to shoulder with those working in this difficult area, we feel your struggles and daily heartache. For the longest time we have championed the staffies and the bullies. As soon as we rehome one, we go and save another. We will always continue to do that - we just wish there were more homes and more people willing to open the hearts to a rescue.

This monster should be in prison for the rest of his life. Chukwuemeka Ahanonu from Peckham was driving incredibly recklessly around Leicester in June 2025. He overturned the car. Nila Patel, a mother of two, saw the accident and got off the bus to help. Ahanonu grabbed her from behind, punched her in the face so she fell to the floor and then continued to stamp on her and kick her, leaving her with brain damage. She died two days later. This man should never have been on the streets. In June 2023 he was given a suspended sentence after being found guilty of supplying drugs. His car was stopped in September 2023 and he was found to have drugs and a machete in his car. He was jailed for 24 months but was let out after less than a year. When he was interviewed by the police he is seen laughing about the event. He has led an appalling life, claiming Universal Credit while running a drugs operation that brought him £10k per month. He has been found guilty of murder and sentenced to 21.5 years. Let’s see how long he actually serves.

⚠️ ANIMAL ABUSER RECEIVES SUSPENDED SENTENCE ❗KYLE YOUNG, 25. NEWCASTLE CONVICTED | Kyle Young, 25, currently of Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 and previously of Shotton Colliery, Durham – abandoned two starved and neglected dogs and subjected at least one of them to physical violence. On 15 March 2025 RSPCA Inspector Rowena Proctor went to Young’s then address of Hanover Crescent in Shotton Colliery following reports that dogs had been left unattended inside. There was no reply and a police notice on the door said the locks had been changed. Looking through the patio doors the officer could see an Akita-type dog who appeared to be extremely thin and had very obvious patches of painful-looking fur loss. Whilst at the location the Inspector was told the house had been petrol bombed three days before and the occupants had not returned since. The police were contacted to help gain access to the property. Peppa, an older female Akita, was taken into police possession because of concerns for her welfare and transported immediately for veterinary treatment by Inspector Proctor. In her written evidence to the court the officer said: “Peppa was very thin, her spine, ribs and pelvis were felt with ease and she had thick scabbing down her rear end and tail with more scarring and scabs down all four of her legs. “She seemed to be a really gentle dog, she was easy to handle and managed to hop straight into the kennel in my van which was a big relief as I was so concerned she would struggle due to her terrible body condition.” During the course of the investigation, footage was also passed to the charity which showed a man identified as Young appearing to try and throw Peppa over a six-foot high fence. She was heard making fearful noises and was seen dropping to the ground before being struck twice and crying out. Young later claimed in an interview that he hit her because she had bared her teeth. The damage to Peppa’s skin was so severe that a severe secondary bacterial infection had taken hold which required several weeks of extensive antibiotic treatment. The court heard that in a separate incident several months earlier, an adult French bull dog called Nala was also signed into the care of the RSPCA from the same address. Young claimed he had taken her in as a stray. Peppa was not at the property at the time. Nala weighed 10.05kgs (22.15lbs) and was given a body condition score of two out of nine. A large pendulous mass was hanging from the left side of her vulva for which no veterinary treatment had been sought. In mitigation the court was told the defendant was a drug addict. Peppa was initially looked after at a private boarding facility on behalf of the RSPCA. She made a good recovery and was successfully rehomed by the RSPCA Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford & District Branch. Despite receiving treatment Nala’s health did not improve and she was later put to sleep on veterinary advice to prevent further suffering. A third dog who was not the subject of any charges was signed over by Young and has also been rehomed by the charity. Speaking after sentencing Inspector Proctor said: “Both dogs were suffering from serious health issues as a result of Young’s prolonged neglect and negligence. Peppa had also been subjected to needless physical violence by him which had left her terrified. “I’d like to thank the police and the people who assisted us with this investigation and to the team at our Halifax, Huddersfield & Bradford Branch who helped with Peppa’s rehabilitation and found her a wonderful and much-deserved new home.” Sentencing | 16-week custodial sentence, suspended for 18 months; 151 days of ‘rehab’; six-month drug treatment programme; costs of £300 plus £154 victim surcharge. Disqualified from keeping animals for ten years. Credit UKACF.

Almost three years and it’s still… #NotTheSameWithoutYOU We miss you Paul 📕

@margunson86 No excuse required 🤣🤣🤣

The team took Heidi for her first day out at the beach 🏝️ Heidi has been at our rescue for over a year and we’re desperate to find her a home. We know she will make someone the most loyal companion. Please SHARE to help us find Heidi her special person 🙏💜🐶

Its twin is "repeatedly bleating for its missing sibling" 😢 Police have launched an appeal for information after a pygmy goat was stolen from an enclosure in Leicestershire. Read more: bbc.in/4sROurk

@OldBoyAlfie @catturd2 👏👏👏🥳🥳🥳🦴🦴🦴🥰🥰🥰

Timeline cleanse … break from the political stress Monkey. ❤️ Let’s see those fur babies.

We must do everything we can to bring the worlds attention to the horrific slaughter of dogs happening in Morocco in preparation for @FIFAWorldCup please follow & support the great work being done by @iawpcoalition animalnewsagency.com/post/peter-ega…