Scotland is considering a ban on snares!
Within days of the ban on snares in Wales receiving Royal Assent, thus making it law, the Scottish Government has announced the launch of a Consultation on the use of snares in Scotland.
Posted 30 Aug 2023
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Being a vegan student
Some people think being vegan whilst sticking to a student budget is difficult, but that needn’t be the case!
Posted 28 Aug 2023
Take action to help race horses
The racing industry’s National Racehorse Week takes place 9-17 September. The event is promoted as "a nationwide annual celebration of the racehorse and a chance to see first-hand the love, care and attention that goes...
Posted 25 Aug 2023
Animal Aid hands out free vegan chocolate chip cookies for World Plant Milk Day!
To celebrate World Plant Milk Day, Animal Aid handed out free vegan chocolate chip cookies in our hometown of Tonbridge.
Posted 24 Aug 2023
Three reasons to ditch dairy
22nd August is World Plant Milk Day! Here are three reasons why you should ditch dairy and drink plant milks instead!
Posted 22 Aug 2023
The racing industry is sending horses as young as two to the abattoir.
Ahead of National Racehorse Week (9-17 September 2023), Animal Aid has released data showing that more than 1,000 horses from the racing industry were slaughtered for their meat last year.
Posted 15 Aug 2023
Book Review – Rat Trap by Pandora Pound
RAT TRAP The capture of medicine by animal research—and how to break free by Dr Pandora Pound
Posted 14 Aug 2023
Help campaign against grouse shooting – order leaflets and posters today!
Posted 04 Aug 2023
Animal Aid and XCellR8 at SciTech Open Day
Last week we joined the SciTech Open Day in Daresbury, for their very busy family-friendly science event, asking people to take our quiz and learn about animal experiments in the UK.
Posted 22 Jul 2023
Almost 50% increase in whip offences in 2023
Jockeys have broken the whip regulations in racing nearly 50% more this year than last year. Figures compiled by Animal Aid show that during the first six months of 2023, there were 370 incidents of...
Posted 19 Jul 2023
