HeyJaredJuana Warburton
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Debating the law relating to cats that are involved in road traffic accidents (opens the original)
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It is thought that approximately 230,000 cats are hit by cars every year in the UK As the Isle of Man flexed its democratic muscles this week, and a new set of MHKs has been duly elected, it was interesting to see in the run up to polling day how few prospective candidates discussed animal welfare issues in their respective manifestos. This raises the question: how much can we rely on political intent and legislation to ensure people behave responsibly around animals, particularly when macro-eco
Why rabbits and guinea pigs are definitely not ‘easy first pets’ (opens the original)
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They may be adorable, but their housing, diet, healthcare and social needs make them anything but simple pets ManxSPCA general manager Juana Warburton explains why rabbits and guinea pigs are far from being ‘easy first pets’ and introduces adorable Percy, who is looking for a new home.... We think it’s a good thing that rabbits and guinea pigs seem to be less popular as pets (and therefore we see fewer coming in for rehoming) than they were, say, ten years ago when you could easily purchase them
In defence of the Isle of Man's most misunderstood flower (opens the original)
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The island’s national flower divides opinion, but its value to wildlife is hard to ignore In her latest column, ManxSPCA general manager Juana Warburton explains why the island's national flower deserves a second look... With July now being confirmed as the driest on record, it’s no surprise that our rural landscape and urban gardens have turned from a vibrant green to a dusty brown. But have you noticed how many of our roadside verges are a vibrant yellow colour this year? The dry, hot weather
Is your cat grooming - or bullying? (opens the original)
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ManxSPCA general manager Juana Warburton looks at new research suggesting cats may not always groom each other out of affection Last week’s article explored how a single cat is often a happy cat, and how introducing another cat into a household can be very stressful for all concerned. It has long been assumed that cats who are bonded, or at least ones who quite like each other, will display social behaviours such as sleeping together, touching noses, and mutual grooming (known as ‘allogrooming’)
MSPCA column: Max and Ruby seek a 'retirement home' hero (opens the original)
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Little Max is a Chinese crested powderpuff and is nine years old, and slightly larger Ruby is a Plummer terrier who is 12 years old It’s heart-warming when we see older dogs and cats being adopted, with new owners who are happy to provide a ‘retirement home’ that meets the animals’ needs, rather than simply looking for a new pet to fit in with their lifestyles. These people are the unsung heroes of the pet world. Max and Ruby are on the hunt for their hero. Little Max is a Chinese crested powder
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