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Opened20 May 2026
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We ask Parliament to include an exemption in the Animal Welfare (Import of Dogs, Cats and Ferrets) Act 2025 allowing registered charities and responsible rescue organisations to continue to rehome adult, healthy dogs with historic injuries or mutilations to the UK.
Without this exemption, we will be unable to rescue dogs that have lost eyes, tails, or limbs due to abuse, trauma, or past working lives—not cosmetic practices. We support the Act’s aims, but urge a targeted exemption that protects animal welfare, prevents unintended harm, and allows responsible rescue work to continue, without creating loopholes.
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1Catherine Fookes MP
Monmouthshire2Chris Hinchliff MP
North East Hertfordshire3Ben Maguire MP
North Cornwall4Caroline Voaden MP
South Devon5Aphra Brandreth MP
Chester South and Eddisbury6John Milne MP
Horsham7Mrs Kemi Badenoch MP
North West Essex8Pippa Heylings MP
South Cambridgeshire9Becky Gittins MP
Clwyd East10Mr James Frith MP
Bury North