The number of people convicted of animal cruelty in England and Wales rose by nearly a quarter last year, according to the RSPCA.

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The number of people convicted of animal cruelty rises by more than a third, but the RSPCA pledges “zero tolerance” against culprits.

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The number of people convicted of animal cruelty and neglect rose by nearly a quarter in England and Wales last year, the RSPCA says.

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The RSPCA says it investigated almost 160,000 complaints of animal cruelty in England and Wales last year – an increase of nearly 10%.

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A woman from Coventry who was filmed dumping a cat in a wheelie bin is charged with animal cruelty offences.

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