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Causeway Coast Dog Rescue is lead advocate driving forward Ruby's Law in Northern Ireland.

Founded by Barrister Christina Warner and developed with academic evidence by Dr Mary Wakeham, Ruby's Law aims to protect those seeking legal protection when leaving a domestic abuse and coercive control relationship with animals.

By seeking the changes and amendments to the current NI Justice Bill, #RubysLaw will support first responders to calls regarding domestic abuse when animals are involved. Rubys Law seeks to protect all animals, not only companion animals as domestic violence and coercive control can take place on farms, rural and urban settings.

This podcast is recordings of the debate commencing the change process in Stormont Northern Ireland which has received cross party support for the proposed changes. #rubyslaw #ccdr

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Causeway Coast Dog Rescue's Podcast, 'All things dog' and companion animal welfare seeks to discuss topics related to companion animal welfare both in Northern Ireland and in Europe, which impact on how we look after our own animals.

Caroline Johnston is Vice Chair of the Association of Dog and Cats Homes, which many charities in the UK are members, including CCDR. Caroline discusses how Membership provides us with a community to discuss and share areas where we seek to source information and improve on how we work with companion animals. The ADCH also lobbies for change and supports groups when raising issues to improve companion animal welfare.

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Causeway Coast Dog Rescue held our annual conference on 1.10.25 in Queens University Belfast. The focus was Reform, and Vanessa Waddon, CEO of Hope Rescue came to talk about her work in rescuing and rehoming surrendered dogs and how she became involved in Greyhound Rescue.

Her work has led her to be at the forefront of the Greyhound Rescue campaign which is ultimately working towards banning greyhound racing in Wales. Vanessa continues to rescue and rehome unwanted dogs in her area and is an advocate for animal welfare.

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