Regular peaceful protests are held here on Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 6pm to 7.30 pm by Bournmouth Animal Aid.
If you would like to join them or support their group in any way please view their facebook page for more information.
An emaciated dog who was found abandoned in Derbyshire was unable to walk and weighed only 5kg (11lb), an animal charity said.

Thanks again to Rosemary and her wonderful greyhound boy Sean for doing another great awareness day.
Rosemary has this to say about todays event:
“We were blessed with good weather, and of course Sean was, as usual, very popular, especially with the children. It’s encouraging that some people may consider adopting a greyhound after meeting Sean. The ice cream van was parked nearby and Sean’s eyes followed every person who went by with an ice cream, the ice cream man became Sean’s best friend today when he gave him a free cornet, which disappeared in seconds.”
A MAN has been cautioned after making death threats against a councillor who voted for a housing estate at Walthamstow Stadium.
THE victim of an attack at Walthamstow Stadium yesterday was working as a security guard at the site, police have confirmed.
What a kind gesture from this great campaign group to suggest people donate to this charity so they are still able to raise much needed funds for their cause without accepting money from a cruel, dying industry.
Greyhound Racing Association boss Clive Feltham has reassured staff at their tracks of the immediate future despite more uncertainty.
The chair of the G15 umbrella group has hit back at Iain Duncan Smith’s attack on a housing association for failing to include social rented homes in a proposed new development.
We are excited to announce that Governor Jan Brewer has signed SB 1273, the greyhound bill, into law!
Campaigners from G.A.I.N (Greyhound Action In Peterborough) held a very successful awareness day and collection.
Many of the Remember Rusty leaflets were distributed today, so now even more people who were unaware of Rusty’s tragic story can remember him and thousands of other greyhounds who have also suffered dreadfully in the name of greyhound racing.
The group would like to thank members of the public for their support and interest and for their very generous donations, enabling them to raise a fantastic £100.00.
They would also like to thank Pets At Home store manager and staff for their kind help and support today.
