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- 15 chicks, 140 incubating eggs and a goose stolen: Theddlethorpe
Police are appealing for information following a burglary at an address in Stain Lane, Theddlethorpe that happened overnight between Wednesday 9 June and Thursday 10 J
- Seven ducks and ten chickens taken from land: Raunds
Police are appealing for information after seven ducks and ten chickens were stolen from land near Raunds.
- 40 chickens stolen from allotment: Upper Terrace, Ferndale
Police in the Rhondda are investigating the theft of 40 chickens from an allotment.
- Six Kune Kune piglets stolen from their mother: Wadborough
Police are appealing for information after six piglets were stolen from their mother in Wadborough, near Worcester.
- £17,000 flock of sheep stolen from field: Edenfield
Police in Rossendale are appealing for information after a full flock of sheep were stolen from a field in Edenfield.
- Peacock and Peahen taken from allotment: South Bank
Police are appealing for witnesses to a theft from an allotment in the South Bank area.
- 40 chickens stolen from allotment: Upper Terrace, Ferndale
Police in the Rhondda are investigating the theft of 40 chickens from an allotment.
- Hens burnt alive in arson attack: Whinney Hill Allotments
Police are appealing for information following an arson attack where two hens may have been burnt alive.
- Home needed for two domesticated boars: Kingston, Lewes
Pauline Grant from Sussex Horse Rescue Trust at Uckfield and Trevor Weeks and Kathy Martyn from East Sussex Wil
- Increase in sheep thefts: Penrith
Police are increasing patrols in rural areas around Penrith after receiving increased reports of sheep going missing from the East Fell Side area.
Officers will also conduct sporadic stop checks of suspicious vehicles in the area in a bid to deter potential criminals.
PC Alison Taylor said:
- Sheep killed and mutilated: Killin
Police are appealing for information after a sheep was killed and mutilated in the Killin area.
The sheep was killed sometime between 6pm on Saturday 27 and 8.30am on Sunday March 28.
A Central Scotland Police spokeswoman said:
"The sheep's carcass appears to have been taken from the scene.
- Birds and electrical equipment stolen from Doctor Pit allotments: Bedlington
Police are appealing for witnesses after birds and electrical equipment were stolen from allotments in Bedlington.
The incidents happened in the Doctor Pit allotments, Park Road, between 1pm Tuesday March 30 and 9.45am on Wednesday March 31.
Amongst the items stolen from the four allotments was a generator, drill, strimmer and pigeon baskets.
- Rustlers slaughter lambs leaving heads scattered in field: Hamsterley
Rustlers slaughtered a dozen lambs in a farmer's field, leaving behind a bloody scene that a police officer describes as "gruesome".
The cruel gang cut off the animals' heads, skinned them and gutted them before fleeing with their carcasses.
- Reward offered for cattle stolen on March 23rd, 2010: Dromore, Co.Monaghan (Euro (€)100.00 Reward)
Reward given for successful return of 4 bullocks stolen from Dromore, Killybrone, Co Monaghan on the night of Tuesday 23 March 2010 at approx 11 pm.
The stolen animals are 3 white bullocks and 1 black bullock - approx 2 years old.
A silver Jeep with side windows and trailer believed to be involved.
- Hundreds of pheasants stolen from farm: West Tisted
Police are appealing for witnesses after hundreds of pheasants were stolen from a farm in West Tisted overnight between Friday, March 12 and Saturday, March 13.
Sometime between 11pm on Friday and 7.15am on Saturday 300 to 350 pheasants worth around £2,000 were stolen from a barn at the Manor Farm Estate.