Latest News About World Cup Netting Hazards Highlighted by RSPCA

The RSPCA has released a warning for anyone using football nets during the World Cup. Deer and foxes have become caught in loose nets. When the net snaps or pulls firmly, the animals can get gravely wounded or even die. The charity says the problem shows up most in the busy summer sports season.

RSPCA asks fans and garden owners to keep nets stored securely after a game and to throw away old netting the right way. Proper handling can keep wildlife out of trouble. Storing nets away from animal paths and disposing of them responsibly helps protect local fauna and cuts preventable injuries.

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