Swan released by RSPCA Stapeley after “horrendous” shot to neck
A swan that was bleeding from the nose after being shot in the neck has released back to the wild after treatment at RSPCA Stapeley in Nantwich.
A swan that was bleeding from the nose after being shot in the neck has released back to the wild after treatment at RSPCA Stapeley in Nantwich.
RSPCA staff in Nantwich have hit out at “deliberate cruelty” after treating a jackdaw which had been shot in the windpipe.
Vets at Stapeley Grange on London Road tried to save the life of a jackdaw which was rescued by the RSPCA.
The RSPCA is urging residents to look out for local wildlife after a swan was taken to Stapeley Grange wildlife centre in Nantwich with multiple injuries – on the same day seven of her cygnets went missing.
The swan, nicknamed Mabel, is a known character on the River Weaver in nearby Northwich, along with her mate Albert and their nine cygnets.
A cat owner fears felines in Wistaston and Nantwich are being targeted and shot deliberately.
Vicky Wakefield believes at least three of her beloved cats have been shot.
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