Gavin says some of the animals he has saw affected include 'dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, tortoises, reptiles, fish, horses, any animal that someone loves can be a victim.'
Search through hundreds of recommended walks, treats, toys and places to stay when you're on an adventure together.įrom dog-friendly pubs to product reviews and the latest news, you can sniff it all out at TeamDogs. Make sharing the cutest photos of your dog your first job on the website and after you've done that, leave a tip to help fellow dog owners live their best lives as a proud pooch parent. TeamDogs is a community for dog lovers who want to get the most out of their relationship with their best pal. The charity is working towards making it easier for not only victims to leave the household but so the victim knows their dog is being rehomed safely. Their concerns are real - often animals left behind are used as punishment for the human victim leaving.” "Some people never leave or if they’ve left an animal behind, will return. “So many people delay leaving a violent partner because they can’t take their animals with them.
Gavin, a spokesperson for the charity, told TeamDogs : ““These animals are often abused themselves, or the abuser threatens them as a means of controlling the human victim.
One charity has issued an urgent appeal for dog lovers to help survivors of domestic abuse in Liverpool and surrounding areas.Ībused Pet Refuge, a charity that helps animals who live in domestic abuse households, say it currently has a lack of homes in which they can send dogs to if it is ever needed across the country including places like Liverpool and Manchester.Īs a result, they are asking for more and more potential fosters and assistances to reach out to them.
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