A PETA activist dressed up as an "orca" outside the TUI store in Birmingham

PETA stunt displays ‘trapped orca’ in busy shopping street to protest animal abuse in leisure tourism

An activist dressed up as an “orca” was displayed in a ‘tank’ outside a leisure tourism store in Birmingham today, protesting alleged animal cruelty. The publicity stunt organised by animal rights group PETA involved a campaigner in a dolphin costume pleading to be freed as they lay “trapped in a cramped tank” outside TUI’s Birmingham city centre store in…

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Alison Hammond getting to know the pooches at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home

Alison Hammond named as Paul O’Grady’s replacement on ITV show ‘For The Love Of Dogs’

Brummie TV star Alison Hammond has been named as the new host of ‘For the Love of Dogs’, following the death of former presenter Paul O’Grady. Continuing its popular format, the series will revolved around Hammond as she follows the animals from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London, as they search for a new place to live.

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The emaciated dead dog was found with a collar, suggesting it had an owner

RSPCA launch investigation after emaciated dead dog discovered on waste land in Birmingham

[WARNING: This article contains distressing images] An investigation has been launched after an emaciated dead dog was found on Birmingham wasteland. The RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) is investigating after the body of an abnormally thin dog was found in bushes on derelict land in Birmingham. The dog was wearing a collar so is…

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Grass Roots Collection by Raphael Mazzucco

From the Maasai Mara to Birmingham – artist Raphael Mazzucco unveils new exhibition

Internationally acclaimed artist and photographer Raphael Mazzucco proudly unveils his latest exhibition called Grass Roots at Castle Fine Art in Birmingham. The Canadian creator, who has homes in Lebanon and Connecticut, launches material produced during the COVID-19 lockdown, and the art touches upon theme of the African continent and the urgent need for conservation.

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