New film exposes the brutality and waste of the shooting industry
Animal Aid has made a brand-new short film that exposes the horrors of the shooting industry.
Posted 26 Sep 2022
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Today is the start of the partridge killing season
Today, 1 September, is the start of the season for shooting innocent partridges from the sky – for ‘sport’.
Posted 01 Sep 2022
Pheasants and Partridges in Wales
Caged, wounded and distressed: latest game bird farm investigation
Posted 27 Jul 2022
Take action for game birds!
The breeding season for game birds will be underway soon, which means that many thousands of pheasants and partridges used as ‘breeding stock’ will be confined to oppressive metal battery cages.
Posted 07 Mar 2022
Undercover investigations reveal routine horror at game farms
Today marks the start of the shooting of millions of pheasants for ‘sport’. For almost two decades, Animal Aid has investigated and documented this industry – including the dreadful industrial operations, hidden from the public...
Posted 01 Oct 2021
Grouse shooting’s impact on UK’s national parks
Posted 09 Aug 2021
Comparison of Defra ‘Action Plan for Animal Welfare’ and Animal Aid’s asks
The foreword for Defra’s ‘Action Plan for Animal Welfare’, written by George Eustice, sounds very promising. He states that ‘The way we treat animals reflects our values and the kind of people we are’. This...
Posted 04 Jun 2021
Take action to ban cruel cages
Unbelievably, thousands of pheasants and partridges, used by the shooting industry for breeding purposes, are still being imprisoned in battery-style cages.
Posted 07 May 2021
Latest undercover game farm investigation reveals suffering
Animal Aid’s latest undercover investigation into the conditions at game farms across the UK has revealed even more suffering and breaches of welfare legislation.
Posted 26 Apr 2021
Cruelty in the countryside. Animal Aid’s latest investigation into bird traps
Unseen by most people, animals who live in the countryside are often persecuted, labelled as pests or predators, and killed just because they wish to live, eat and reproduce.
Posted 16 Apr 2021
