Commissioned by Animal Aid in July 2026, the OnePoll survey of 2,000 people reveals that most people are concerned with the shooting industry’s cruel treatment of corvids – like crows and magpies – ...
Have you watched it yet? The trailer for upcoming Animal Aid documentary, The Secret Lives of Greyhounds, is live and set to ...
Greyhound racing in the UK reaches its 100th anniversary today, the 24th of July 2026. Whilst the industry celebrates this grim milestone with a glitzy banquet, we look back on wh ...
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We’re now halfway through 2026 and it’s been a big year for greyhounds with extreme highs and lows. On one hand, we’ve been thrilled to welcome the Scottish and Welsh bans on greyhound racing. On the ...
Earlier this year, as part of our Killing Our Countryside campaign, we launched a second phase, exposing the use of cruel bird traps by the shooting industry. As well as the mental distress suffered ...
Today, the Home Office published its annual statistics on animal experiments in Great Britain. Behind the numbers are millions of animals harmed and, in most cases, ultimately killed in laboratories.
New data from the FSA shows that 99% of slaughterhouses in the UK have recorded major or minor non-compliances in recent official audits. The meat industry prides itself on world-leading welfare and ...
We’re goldsmiths, designers, and animal lovers, making jewellery inspired by the creatures we adore. Every piece is handmade in our UK studio, and with each one sold, we plant a tree and give to ...
Neither the 2024 manifesto nor the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy says anything about the thousands of greyhounds and horses forced to race. Despite the overwhelming evidence that has been put ...
The rate of on-track deaths increased by 30% between 2022 and 2024 despite the number of race starts falling. Reporting methods used by the industry obscured this increase, creating the impression ...
The debate itself was well attended, with cross-party support for an end to animal testing. Supportive voices included MPs Steve Race, Manuela Perteghella and Jim Dickson, all of whom expressed ...