animal rights

A guide dog required stitches after a "vicious and unprovoked" attack by two other dogs in a Cambridge street.

Neda, a yellow Labrador, was on a harness with her partially-sighted owner when the unleashed dogs attacked, wounding her shoulder and stomach.
Helen Sismore, from the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, said Neda would not be able to work for a month.
"The owner is feeling very frightened and vulnerable, but we are supporting her and Neda," she added.
Cambridgeshire Police confirmed they were investigating an attack, on 13 November at about 16:45 GMT.
Eight-year-old Neda has been with her owner, who did not wish to be named, for more than six years.