A tragic reminder of farming’s unofficial victims
The last few days have provided a stark reminder about the unofficial victims of the animal farming industry.
Posted 10 Dec 2015
The last few days have provided a stark reminder about the unofficial victims of the animal farming industry.
Posted 10 Dec 2015
Two stories in the news today emphasise the urgent need to drop animal products and adopt a cruelty-free vegan diet. Speaking at the climate change talks in Paris, Arnold Schwarzenegger has urged the public to...
Posted 08 Dec 2015
The recent devastating floods in parts of Northern England have resulted in a massive collaborative effort to save the lives and property of those affected.
Posted 07 Dec 2015
As world leaders meet in Paris to discuss climate change, we wonder if they will mention one of the biggest causes of greenhouse gas emissions – animal farming.
Posted 30 Nov 2015
A new report from Oxford University has shown that discarded lead shot kills around 100,000 wetland birds every year – and that eating birds contaminated with lead shot is worse for human health than previously...
Posted 26 Nov 2015
As the Christmas period draws nearer, we have seen a rise in the amount of local authorities and businesses using live animals in displays. The consequence is that wild animals such as reindeer and penguins...
Posted 24 Nov 2015
Alsager Town Council has voted through a motion to prohibit the practice of giving away animals as prizes. The motion was put to the council by Green Party Councillor, and Animal Aid supporter, Jane Smith...
Posted 19 Nov 2015
Fridays Ltd has withdrawn its application to build a giant egg farm in Kent, just two days after Animal Aid provided the local council with shocking footage from two of the company’s other farms.
Posted 12 Nov 2015
Animal Aid has uncovered distressing scenes of animal suffering during an undercover investigation at a factory farm run by a Yorkshire company that is planning to build a new chicken farm.
Posted 12 Nov 2015
It has been reported in the media today that the incidents of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in cattle increases where those cattle are intensively reared.
Posted 11 Nov 2015