Paws Unite People estimates it has spent tens of thousands of dollars to support the Operation Magic Carpet (OMC) group, as its legal and fund-raising work continues.

Officials hope that joining forces with the Scottish Association for Mental Health will help to protect both pets and people.

An RCVS panel concluded Simon Wood had done “everything required” of him to secure restoration five years after he was struck off having admitted offences related to indecent images of children.

Prize seeks to recognise a vet, VN or research scientist in Europe or the Commonwealth who has made a significant impact on the control, management and eradication of infectious diseases in animals.

Pet owners and the wider public are being encouraged to recycle the materials used to package tablets and pills at the group’s 21 practices to prevent them being landfilled or incinerated.

A total of £10,000 will be allocated for projects by undergraduate students in latest round of initiative.

St Clement Veterinary Practice wins rally around the Roseland peninsula to raise cash for Mission Rabies. 

Two Linnaeus colleagues provide two days of training to upskill co-workers in becoming RECOVER rescuers.

A Devon vet said he was “in awe” to receive a major gong at a presentation during the association’s Members’ Day event in Glasgow.

Members and non-members alike have been told their feedback is “vital” as the group’s president urged them to take part.

Synergy Farm Health will launch its new online scheme, which it hopes will help producers to prove they meet industry standards, at an event next week.

Campaigners have described the number as “an important milestone”, but warn much more still needs to be done to eradicate the disease for good.

Preliminary data for diagnostics laboratory testing company MI:RNA shows 73% sensitivity and 71% specificity in identifying the cattle disease.

Although moves to define and outlaw the breed won’t apply in Northern Ireland, the USPCA says the plan has raised fears among owners there.

The Action for Animal Health Coalition has welcomed a new global commitment to prevent, prepare for and respond to future pandemics, but warned it won’t be enough without continuing progress.