The seventeen-month-old pooch was stolen a kennel last month, sparking a police investigation and huge ‘doghunt’ across social media

Archie, a seven-year-old red cocker spaniel, was taken in a burglary at his home in the Barden area of Leyburn during the early hours of Friday 8 April.

Police are appealing for information after a number of sheep were killed in a suspected dog attack in Worstead.

Badger culling is a Defra initiative, licensed by Natural England, to carry out targeted culls in selected rural areas in an attempt to tackle Bovine Tuberculosis (TB).

POLICE have launched an appeal in a bid to trace a man and woman following a dog attack incident on grazing land at Statham near Lymm, which resulted in the deaths of eight sheep, including young lambs and an expensive Ram.

Derbyshire Police Rural Crime Team is reminding those who walk their dogs near farmers’ fields to keep their dogs under control at all times following a spate of livestock incidents. Livestock worrying is increasingly common, especially in the summer months, as dog owners look to take their pets further afield.

Baby goats were found malnourished, freezing cold and starving in a ditch and on a rural lane outside Dromara in Co Down, the USPCA have revealed.

With Easter and warmer weather on the horizon, farmers and landowners will soon witness an increase in the number of dog walkers on their land.

Three crews from Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service took almost four hours to free the bullock from the pool at a house near Paignton.

Officers from Dyfed Powys Police's Rural Crime Team are appealing for information after 140 Welsh Mountain ewes and 15 rams were stolen from the Abergwesyn to Devils Staircase common hill over a five-month period.

Police are asking owners to ensure their dogs are under control near livestock, following an incident in which two lambs were killed.

EIGHT sheep, lambs and a ram have been killed in a savage dog attack.
Cheshire Police Rural Crime Team say the incident happened near Pool Lane in Lymm on March 30.

Derbyshire police are now hunting for the owner of the dog and are asking anyone who witnessed what happened or who has information about the incident to contact them.

Livestock owners are being warned that one of the costliest crimes to the farming industry, sheep thefts, could become a trend as consumers struggle with increases in the cost of living, higher fuel prices and higher food prices in the supermarket.

The offence took place at some time between 2.30pm and 4pm 9th March.