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More forces use DNA to tackle dog theft
Following on from Gloucestershire's 'world-first' DNA dog database, Dyfed-Powys is also now introducing a DNA Protected Service.
Date - 17th August 2022
By - Cachella Smith
By - Cachella Smith
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