Animal Aid is one of the UK’s most established and respected animal rights organisations. It was founded in 1977 with a clear mission: to achieve rights, respect and compassion for all animals.
The fatality rate of greyhound racing is at its highest since 2021, according to the industry's own statistics. Join us at the Century of Suffering: March to End Dog Racing in July.
We campaign against all forms of animal abuse. Since 1977, our campaigns have led the way in exposing cruelty, influencing policy, and shifting hearts and minds. Our work is evidence-led and fearless because we are dedicated to creating a kinder world.
We’re building a world where animals live free from harm and exploitation – and we can’t do it alone because real change happens when people come together.
We are the only UK-based organisation that offers free school talks and workshops on animal rights issues across the country. Delivering hundreds of resources and vegan cookery demonstrations each year, we've reached tens of thousands of young people with our message of rights, respect, and compassion.
More testimonialsI just wanted to mention the students absolutely loved yesterday's session. It was very educational for our students, so thank you very much. I can't wait to book you again for the following year!
Do you oppose the killing of animals for "sport"? You’re not alone – the vast majority of people also hate bloodsports. This summer, we're calling all nature lovers and activists to show their opposition with organised events across the countryside.
Royal Ascot is over for another year. Unlike last year, all the horses survived the 5-day ordeal, but it’s not just the deaths it causes that makes racing horses unethical, it’s that they’re clearly telling us, ‘I don’t want to do this’.
The racing industry have released their annual statistics on greyhound deaths, injuries, and 'retirement'. For the third consecutive year, the number of dogs killed at racetracks has increased.
Join Animal Aid for a vibrant day of action in Winchester to raise awareness about the shooting of sentient birds for so-called ‘sport' and its impact on the countryside.
This year's National Animal Rights March will be held on Saturday November 1st, which is also World Vegan Day!
Come along to the Edinburgh Vegan Christmas Festival, celebrating an ethical, animal friendly and eco-friendly lifestyle!
Your donation helps drive impactful change for animals through advocacy, education, and undercover investigations.
Animal freedom begins with small but powerful actions. From petitions to pledges, help make a difference with these quick actions for animals.
A better world is possible, and it begins with community. Join the UK’s oldest animal rights group with an Animal Aid membership.
