Our latest investigation into individual calf hutches reveals the shocking emotional toll these set ups have on the wellbeing of calves. Footage from our investigation was analysed by Dr. Helen Lambert, an internationally renowned animal...
Posted 24 May 2022
Cruel plans for a rabbit meat and fur farm in Coleshill, Buckinghamshire have thankfully been thrown out. The appeal against the Council's decision was dismissed by the Planning Inspectorate who concluded that ‘The proposal would...
Posted 04 May 2022
Animal Aid showed people in London, Bristol and Liverpool our latest campaign film, asking them if they were one of the majority who believe it is never acceptable to cause animals pain and suffering.
Posted 14 Apr 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.
Posted 04 Apr 2022
World Day for the End of Fishing aims to highlight the suffering of fish and marine animals, and to encourage people to try plant-based fish alternatives instead. Here’s some of our favourites!
Posted 15 Mar 2022
Animal Aid were angered to see reports that pledges made in the government’s ‘Animal Plan for Animal Welfare’ are said to be under threat.
Posted 21 Feb 2022
In the UK, we are fortunate to have so much knowledge at our fingertips. We swim in a seemingly endless stream of information. Why then, shouldn’t the labels on all animal products explain clearly how...
Posted 28 Jan 2022
After many years of campaigning for mandatory CCTV for all UK slaughterhouses, we have a breakthrough to share! The Welsh Government has finally set a date for the introduction of mandatory CCTV for all Welsh...
Posted 15 Nov 2021
World leaders are gathered at COP 26 to grapple with the urgent climate catastrophe that we collectively face. Already we are experiencing accelerated, deadly extreme weather events: Time is running out. We urge them to...
Posted 03 Nov 2021
New research suggests that around 85% of keel bone* fractures in laying hens are caused by several factors, including whether they lay large or very large eggs, which is of course triggered by consumer demand.
Posted 21 Oct 2021
