Posted on the 12th September 2017
Please help with this year’s National Anti-Shooting Week, which focuses on our campaign to ban the cruel battery cages for breeding pheasants and partridges.
Animal Aid investigators recently filmed at a huge game farm where an estimated 35-40,000 pheasants and partridges were kept in these cages. The partridges were imprisoned in totally barren units – in breach of the Welfare Code for game birds – but even ‘enriched’ cages offer little stimulation for these semi-wild birds.
Can you run a street stall or leafleting event during the week of action? Or perhaps, you can order some of our postcards and ask friends and family to send them to their MP?
We have all the materials you’ll need – please order yours straight away!
Animal Aid has written to Councillor Margaret Davidson, the leader of Highland Council, offering advice on non-lethal methods of deterring gulls, following calls to cull the birds who are nesting on a school roof.
Posted 19 Sep 2017
Following public protest, the Chief Executive of North Bristol NHS Trust, Andrea Young, has written to Animal Aid confirming that no foxes have been harmed on the grounds of Southmead Hospital.
Posted 08 Sep 2017
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