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Mail union not amused as pet company releases treat called 'Roast Postman's Leg'
Waitrose launches pet products website
PawPost delivers new way of selling pet products...in a box
Santa Paws Festive Mists: the perfect stocking filler from Butch & Bess
Pet care firm starts UK rollout in Lancashire
Transform your business at the Pet Industry Forum
SureFlap score a hat-trick of major industry awards
The Pet Charity puts its chairman Paul Miley up for auction
Award for services to people as well as pets
Verm-X boost for Hedgehog Helpline Charity
One in five vets concerned about lonely pet rabbits
Vets must build on trust for the future, says outgoing BVA President
‘4 Paws 3 Peaks Challenge’ team visit CSJ
A dedicated trade zone for Beaphar retailers
Battersea Dogs Home seeks home for agoraphobic dog
Dozens of exotic pets saved from Southampton house fire
Pet funerals on the rise! Animal owners spend over £100 on their deceased furry friends
Winners of Johnson's commemorative hamper
Manchester Dogs' Home 'heroes' nominated for top award
Shropshire vet becomes President of the BVA
Merseyside vet becomes junior vice president of the British Veterinary Association
Abandoned cat heads to Pets at Home to find help
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Battersea Dogs Home seeks home for agoraphobic dog



An animal charity is appealing for a new home for a dog who cannot be walked.

Whisper, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, is agoraphobic and "terrified of people and the outside world".

Staff at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in Old Windsor, Berkshire, say she is "one of the most extreme cases" they have come across.

The six-year-old bitch most likely developed a fear of the outdoors by "being kept in a shed or indoor cage".

Staff believe she was used as a breeding dog and say she was found "cowering underneath a bush in January".

Battersea senior welfare assistant Karen Slavid said: "We know that she's going to need very understanding owners but more than anything we want her to enjoy a life outside kennels like any other dog.

"Whisper has had a terrible start to life and she really deserves a happy ending."

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