Misery continues for reindeer
Animal Aid investigators returned to Kent Reindeer Centre this year, following our exposé of 2018, which revealed reindeer suffering and even being abused.
Posted 03 Dec 2019
News
Animal Aid organise joint letter to Environment Secretary Theresa Villiers in defence of grey squirrels
Animal Aid recently organised a joint letter to Environment Secretary Theresa Villiers to speak out against the revocation of licences to rescue and return grey squirrels to the wild. The letter received lots of support,...
Posted 29 Nov 2019
Author talk & signing at Animal Aid’s Exeter Christmas Festival
Animal Aid’s Christmas Festival returns to the Exeter Corn Exchange this Saturday. Guest speaker, wildlife expert & author Brigit Strawbridge-Howard will join 50 animal charities and vegan companies for an animal-friendly day of Christmas shopping,...
Posted 19 Nov 2019
Animal Aid urges election candidates to ‘seize the opportunity’ to help animals
We have today unveiled our priorities for the snap general election. We are calling on candidates to sign up to a number of key pledges, which will help some of the UK’s most vulnerable and...
Posted 05 Nov 2019
Update: Worcester City Council will not apply to cull gulls

Latest: Brilliant news - Worcester City Council will not be applying for a licence to cull gulls, and will instead be further exploring deterrence methods!
Posted 29 Oct 2019
Take a look at our new film about the rescue and release of grey squirrels!
Posted 24 Oct 2019
Support grey squirrels and other ‘non–native’ wildlife!
Please respond to the government consultation for 'Invasive Alien Species'
Posted 20 Aug 2019
St Day Rabbit Cull – our response
We were recently alerted to a rabbit cull by the waste management company SUEZ due to take place at the United Mines landfill in St Day, Cornwall.
Posted 11 Apr 2019
Grey squirrel rescue and release licences extended
The government have extended licences to rescue and release grey squirrels until October 2019, but squirrels still need your help.
Posted 01 Mar 2019
Situation for wild boar in the UK is becoming increasingly dire
With natural habitats dwindling, and wildlife suffering from human intervention, it is remarkable that wild boar can survive and thrive. We should protect the boar, not demonise and persecute them.
Posted 01 Mar 2019
