RSPCA

The 5-week-old kitten, who has been named Ringo, was found clinging to the underside of the van after the driver heard a "meow."

The two birds are so close they're going to be re-homed with one another, and frankly, we're obsessed.

"Sadly we think this snake was probably abandoned as it's a very isolated location and there are no houses around for at least a mile," RSPCA inspector Claire Davey said.

"I can't believe she'd survived as long as she had; she's a little fighter," said Amy Hearne of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

The non-venomous snake, native to the U.S. and Mexico, was one of three found in the northwest of England in early July by residents in the local area.

An animal charity has warned animals such as mice and hedgehogs can also get trapped in bird feeders.

Natal Multimammate mice, which have more nipples than the standard mouse, are known for being prolific breeders, and the pet owners got in over their head.

The seal was "absolutely exhausted after his misadventures," according to an animal charity worked who helped Bergamot the seal.

Someone in the U.K. discovered a plastic 18-liter box containing decomposing and rotting snake remnants.

"Probably one of the strangest incidents we've ever had to deal with in a long time!" Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service said.

The dog was "actively attacking" the child when police arrived at the boy's home.

Incident happened in the U.K.

Police have appealed for information about the cruel driver.

"We would move the washing machine and suddenly there'd be six faces looking at you," said one animal welfare inspector.

Almost 1,000 horses were taken into care by the U.K. Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in 2017.

Koala Rescue Queensland, an animal rescue organization, wrote: "This poor koala has been screwed to the pole with building screws, he is deceased."

Under the new legislation, people cannot sell dogs under eight weeks old.

Britons are keeping tigers, killer cobras, and wolves as pets.

The RSPCA wants the Dangerous Dogs Act to be changed.

Over half a million people signed a petition calling for an Animal Cruelty Register to be established in the UK after a barbaric attack on a chihuahua.

The RSPCA is now investigating reports, with many of the dealers offering kittens on Facebook.