Guide Dogs for the Blind have joined forces with the Cleveland police in asking motorists to be more considerate when parking their cars. More and more people are blocking footpaths in the area, causing the disabled and those with eye sight difficulties onto the road to try and continue their journeys.
Check out this amazing picture of the touching bond between a keeper and a hand raised tiger cub at the Aspinall Foundation’s Howlett’s park near Canterbury. The one year old female tiger called Arina, has become really attached to her keepers at the park, and their incredible bond appears to be blossoming.
Awesome news coming through from the Aspinall Foundation’s Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, where two black footed kittens have just been born. The park, near Ashford in Kent, are pleased to now house these two little bundles of fun, who also happen to be one of the rarest cats in the world!
Great news coming through from the Aspinall Foundation, as the charity has announced plans to invest more revenue into improving their wild animal parks. This latest development will not see the parks closing down though, and both will be open as usual whilst the refurbishments take place throughout the year.
Disaster could be about to sweep Europe’s farmlands, after a deal was brokered that undermines those farmers who try to allow nature to nurture on their land. The RSPB are now calling on E.U. government officials to take a closer look at what they have agreed upon with the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), as it could push many species to the brink of extinction.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to spend a day learning about being a guide dog helper? Well now you can with the Guide Dogs new Puppy Helper Experience at their National Breeding Centre near Leamington Spa.
If you want to see one of the cutest baby animals in the whole world, check out this tiny anteater that has just been born at the Howletts Wild Animal Park, near Canterbury in Kent.
Nine critically endangered western lowland gorillas have been flown back to Gabon in Africa through the Aspinall Foundation, and their partners DHL. These amazing animals were flown from the Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent all the way to The Batéké Plateau National Park, the charities flagship African conservation project.
Aren’t sloths just the strangest little creatures? They are without question a complete one off in the animal kingdom, with their slow movement around the trees and lovely smiley faces, they are defiantly an animal I wish could be tamed.
Representatives for the Guide Dogs for the Blind were over the moon when they were named as the winners of the ‘Best Public Affairs’ at an esteemed black tie event at the Hilton hotel on Park Lane in London.
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