The animal charity has been busy rescuing animals as water levels rise
The RSPCA is urging animal owners to keep pets, livestock and wildlife safe after widespread flooding following the latest winter storm.
In response, the RSPCA is calling on people to take action to ensure the welfare of animals as rising water levels take a toll on the natural habitats of wildfowl and other wildlife.RSPCA officers have been called to dozens of incidents in the last 24 hours, including helping horses trapped in a field in Dorset where the water level had submerged the animals to chest height.
Animal owners are advised to keep an eye on local forecasts. In areas impacted by flooding, they should:Bring small pets inside and move bedding and food to a dry spot.
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