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Animal attractions across Kent have gone online to give us all the chance to see their residents while we can't visit due to lockdown.

Red river hogs from a wild animal park are due to be sent to Africa after lockdown.

The RSPCA say that they are dealing with more than 20 incidents a day in Kent amid the government lockdown.

The owner of two farms has hit out at a parish council, claiming a drawn out planning wrangle cost rare animals their lives.

A family-run sanctuary for injured wildlife and unwanted pets has no money coming in due to the pandemic, so is asking the public for donations.

Specialist firefighters have rescued a horse which was stuck in a muddy ditch.

A venomous species, which is native to China, might have been caught in a family's flat.

A pack of wolves got very vocal on Thursday night when they began to howl while Kent clapped for the NHS.

Roaming peacocks who ignored stay at home rules and invaded a car garage have now attracted the attention of police.

Vets are advising pet owners of the steps they can take to make sure their animals are healthy during the lockdown period.

A zoo is desperate for donations following the fear its animals may starve or have to be put to sleep as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.

A runner discovered the bodies of a pet rabbit and ferret on a grass verge sparking an RSPCA investigation. Warning pictures may be distressing.

In a blatant breach of the 'stay at home' rules, four peacocks have invaded a car workshop.

Lambing weekends across the county had to be cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak - but the lambs still arrived, as these pictures show:

An orangutan that recently moved to an enclosure in Kent has "died well before his time" from a digestive infection.

A passer-by was astonished to find a tiny abandoned kitten mewling from the undergrowth while out walking.

A Kent wild animal park - currently closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak - has welcomed a newborn drill monkey.

From spotting blossom bursting into life to seeing birds fly free, here's some of the ways you can connect with nature right now at home.

The carcass of a marine mammal has been discovered by a passer-by on a beach.