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4:20 PM May 28, 2021
Gnocchi was found in Walton-on-the-Naze in March with a wound around his neck by the RSPCA and is since on the mend.
- Credit: RSPCA
A seal was rescued by the RSPCA in north east Essex after becoming trapped in a bag which cut into his neck. leaving him with a huge wound.
One of last year s grey pups, Gnocchi, was found in Walton-on-the-Naze in March with the wound around his neck.
The plastic bag found wrapped around Gnocchi in Walton-on-the-Naze in March
- Credit: RSPCA
When vets at East Winch Wildlife Centre, in Norfolk, first examined the pup they weren t quite sure what was causing the injury but after the seal was given pain relief and antibiotics they began work on removing the restriction from his neck.
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Kirby highlighted three investment buckets that look favorable in this high economic growth environment. The first, value and cyclical stocks, should get a lift as the economy rebounds off its pandemic lows. The value-versus-growth debate that s been going on for a long time, we re pretty firmly in the camp for preferring value and cyclical, he said.
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