NSA and RSPCA join forces to highlight devastating impacts of dog attacks on livestock

The National Sheep Association (NSA) and the RSPCA have united to highlight the potential devastation to farmers and their livestock by attacks from dogs ahead of Easter.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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NSA and RSPCA join forces to highlight devastating impacts of dog attacks on livestock

The National Sheep Association (NSA) and the RSPCA have united to highlight the potential devastation to farmers and their livestock by attacks from dogs ahead of Easter and longer daylight hours...

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