Pet welfare charities are making ready for a disaster at Christmas as the rising value of residing forces homeowners to give up their pets, while rehoming numbers plummet. Critics have also raised doubts a few ban, arguing it may be exhausting to outline the breed, and say extra attention must be paid to the homeowners of dangerous canines, somewhat than the animals themselves. Ministers stated £200 in compensation would be provided to owners who determine to have their pets put to sleep by a vet. It comes following a spate of latest attacks and deaths involving the breed. While cats…
