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<p>Dogs are the most frequent victims - while their owners are usually the perpetrators.</p>

Animal beatings in Surrey on the rise

<p>The Museum of Farnham.</p>

Letters to the editor: Art gallery could bring Willmer House to life

<p>Sadly this dun mare that was removed by the RSPCA from the farm in Ripley after deteriorating from the effects of colic.</p>

Suspended sentence for Hampshire man who caused suffering to horses

Rise in animal cruelty calls to the RSPCA in Surrey

Rise in animal cruelty calls to the RSPCA in Surrey

<p>A post mortem revealed the feline’s injuries were from blunt force trauma</p>

Grandson ‘killed’ grandmother’s cat at relative’s home

<p>Can you give Nala a loving furever home?</p>

VIDEO: Cat looking for furever home after false alarm cancer scare

<p>A Canada goose, like the one pictured, was found dead at Badshot Lea Pond</p>

Goose dies and mate injured in shooting at pond

Hundreds of pets abandoned in Surrey last winter

Hundreds of pets abandoned in Surrey last winter

<p>Police say a cat was shot with an air rifle and then attacked by dogs</p>

Police appeal for witnesses after a cat is killed in an attack

<p>Wyndham Street, where the snakes burnt remains were discovered</p>

RSPCA appeal after burnt snake remains found

Caution, this article contains photos that some people may find distressing

<p>The RSPCA says many pet owners are going without meals themselves so they can feed their four-legged companions</p>

RSPCA unveils plans for new pet food banks in Surrey this year

<p>This fox cub was rescued by the RSPCA after getting caught in litter</p>

Over 200 reports of animals trapped in litter in Surrey since 2020

<p>The RSPCA is investigating after a teenage boy was seen dragging a goose from a pond and kicking him in the head, leaving him with a wound</p>

VIDEO: Appeal after teen seen dragging goose from pond and kicking him

<p>Katie Pollard, seen here with her mum and son - naughty elves Liz Hunt and Bruce - will be dressed up as Mrs Claus until Christmas Eve in a fundraising tribute to her late dad.</p>

Mrs Claus is coming to town as Bordon mum dresses the part for RSPCA

<p>Emma Williams, formerly of the Stirling Sandwich Shop in Castle Street, has organised pet food collection points in and around Farnham to aid struggling pet owners this festive season</p>

Farnham's former sandwich queen Emma launches festive pet food drive

<p>The face of the poor badger caught in the Frensham manhole</p>

Watch the moment a badger is rescued from a manhole in Frensham

<p>Whippet Terry was left with life-threatening injuries when he was beaten for urinating indoors</p>

RSPCA reveals ‘heartbreaking’ scale of cruelty to dogs in Surrey

Fewer dog bite wounds treated in east Berkshire, north east Hampshire, Farnham and Surrey Heath

Fewer dog bite wounds treated in east Berkshire, north east Hampshire, Farnham and Surrey Heath

More than 100 dog bite incidents treated in Surrey Heartlands

More animals attacked in Surrey

A rise in reports of animal beatings was recorded in Surrey last year, new figures show.

<p>The RSPCA is encouraging people to add wildlife-friendly features to their gardens. </p>

RSPCA reveals how you could transform your garden to protect wildlife

Hundreds of animal cruelty calls in Surrey over three years

Hundreds of animal cruelty calls in Surrey over three years

Chris Packham

Conservation expert Packham becomes patron of HART Wildlife Rescue

The pony, which was abandoned at Moor Park Lane

Appeal for information after pony forced to be put down

Lockwood Centre manager Patricia Spargo (second right) with staff members at the RSPCA rescue and rehabilitation facility in Wormley

Artwork to help neglected horses

Roe deer at Farnham Park (Photo: Michael Young)

Seven deer killed by dogs in a year, but who cares?