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The number of dogs and cats rehomed in Sussex last year decreased, according to the RSPCA

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RSPCA has launched its annual Adoptober campaign to promote adoption of rescued animals. New national figures reveal more animals are coming into shelters while the rate of rehoming has slowed. In Sussex the total number of animals rehomed increased 12 per cent from 910 to 1,017 in 2021.

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The number of dogs and cats rehomed in Sussex last year decreased, according to the RSPCA

The number of dogs and cats in Sussex that found a new home in 2021 was less than in 2020, the RSPCA has said.

2 years ago·Lewes, United Kingdom

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