After years of campaigning, investigations and more recently, open rescues, it's reported that 1,500 beagles will be released from the animal breeding facility in Wisconsin.
Rights Respect Compassion
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.
New campaign: Licensed Cruelty
Footage of beagles, rabbits, rats, pigs and primates harmed in toxicity testing hasn't been captured in UK laboratories for over a decade. That all changes now.
Campaigning for animal freedom
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.
Animal Aid Volunteer Network
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.
60,000
The number of students and teachers reached in the past 5 years
Education
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!
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For the second time in almost a year, the topic of using animals in laboratories has been debated in Westminster.
World Day for Animals in Laboratories has been a rallying call to protest for more than four decades. Today, it matters more than ever.
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!
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