Education to be a key focus for the charity
The ManxSPCA says its plans for 2025 are going to focus on education.
The charity helps lost, abandoned or injured animals and either tries to release them back into the wild or find them fitting homes.
It takes in, on average, 1,600 creatures a year, which is said to be rising.
Last year it cared for 491 cats, 61 dogs, 63 small animals and 221 wildlife.
Conviction of 'key figure' in international organised crime group welcomed
DHA issues statement after 25-year-old pleads guilty
Select Committee outlines potential consequences of removing Bishop's vote
A Tynwald committee says taking away the Bishop of Sodor and Man’s right to vote could prompt the Church of England to review the Island’s diocesan status.
Five fires started deliberately at Manx hospitals in last seven years
Manx Care confirmed the majority of fire incidents were false alarms
Manxman sailings cancelled due to weather
The Steam Packet Company says there could be further disruption
Scammers becoming more sophisticated with AI, say police
Over £2million lost on the Island through reported scams in 2024