Danger for Dogs in Hot Weather
Every summer many dogs tragically suffer and die from heatstroke, caused by overheating, for example, during exercise or from being left in a car.
Posted 19 May 2022

Posted on the 4th April 2022
A recent ‘One Poll’, commissioned by Animal Aid, has shown that the majority of people believe that it is always wrong to cause animals pain and suffering.
The poll asked the question, “Is it ever acceptable to cause pain and suffering to animals?”, to which 71% of people answered “no”. The results show, as Animal Aid suspected, that most people ‘want to be kind’ but are seemingly unaware that there are many things we do on a daily basis that cause animals pain and suffering – for the food we eat, for entertainment, in the wild, and in laboratories.
Most people wouldn’t dream of harming animals, but our daily actions can cause animals huge amounts of pain and suffering – from the food we eat, the entertainment we choose to attend, and from the products we buy and use.
As our friend Benjamin Zephaniah says, being vegan means rejecting all the industries that cause animals pain and suffering, and Animal Aid is here to help you!
Every summer many dogs tragically suffer and die from heatstroke, caused by overheating, for example, during exercise or from being left in a car.
Posted 19 May 2022
Ahead of the Queen's Speech (10 May 2022), Animal Aid fears that pledges made in the government’s ‘Animal Plan for Animal Welfare’, such as a ban on the import of fur and foie gras, may...
Posted 04 May 2022