In This Issue
PFMA publishes Brexit Manifesto and calls on negotiators to safeguard welfare of pets
Europeans continue to seek company of cats and dogs
Advert for Berrimans Pet Food misleading, rules ASA
Hollywood star Nicholas Cage walks into UK pet shop
World Branding Award for the famous Halti
Truline from Pero wins prestigious dog food honour
Nutri Dog Bakery to showcase nutritional products
PetSafe Brand makes pet hydration a high priority
Pets at Home to hold tennis ball amnesty
Pet treat baking treats stocked by Fetch
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Jerky treats from China can cause pet ailments, warns poisons agency
New appointment for growing Pets Choice
Lily's Kitchen launches Fish Supper for dogs
Mighty Muzzle – the latest development from Mikki
Warning of 'puppies for sale' scam
Help for lawns with Eezy Peezy!
Koi carp show set to be a big hit
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Warning of 'puppies for sale' scam

Police are warning potential pet owners to be wary of scams involving the sale of kittens and puppies.

The warning comes after the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau and Action Fraud noticed a rise in the reporting of pets, and in particular puppies and kittens, being advertised for sale via popular online auction websites.

The fraudsters will place an advert of the pet for sale, often claiming that the pet is currently held somewhere less accessible or overseas.

Upon agreement of a sale, the suspect will request an advance payment by bank transfer.

However, the pet does not materialise and the fraudster will ask for additional costs.

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