Two horse deaths mark the world’s cruelest racing meeting
Posted 09 Apr 2022
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Ad-vans across Liverpool expose the dark side of horse racing and the Grand National
Animal Aid ad-vans spotted around Liverpool!
Posted 08 Apr 2022
Grand National remains racing’s biggest shame
The Grand National remains a huge stain on the world of horse racing. Its ability to kill horses is ever present as the 2022 race looms.
Posted 07 Apr 2022
71% of people think causing pain and suffering to animals is wrong, Animal Aid poll shows
A recent ‘One Poll’, commissioned by Animal Aid, has shown that the majority of people believe that it is always wrong to cause animals pain and suffering.
Posted 04 Apr 2022
Snares petition – you did it!!!
A huge thank you to the 100,000 compassionate and dedicated people who signed or shared our government petition to ban snares – absolutely amazing work! Securing these signatures should mean we are offered a government...
Posted 29 Mar 2022
Parents would welcome more vegan options in schools, Vegan Society report
A new report from The Vegan Society has found that a substantial number of parents would welcome more vegan food options in schools.
Posted 25 Mar 2022
Oxfordshire County Council goes vegan!
Oxfordshire County Council has voted to only serve plant-based food at council events, and increase the number of vegan options on public sector menus.
Posted 25 Mar 2022
Helpless and frightened – four horses are killed during Cheltenham horse racing festival
On the final day of Cheltenham, Ginto, a 6-year-old gelding, broke down when running in the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle race. His death follows that of Shallwehaveonemore, Born Patriot and Mindsmadeup who were all killed...
Posted 23 Mar 2022
Animal Aid statement on Cheltenham deaths – Second and third horses fall victim to the festival
The attrition rate of fallers from the outset of the 2022 Cheltenham Festival has again highlighted the dangers horses face when racing.
Posted 18 Mar 2022
Tragic death on first day of Cheltenham Festival
Posted 16 Mar 2022
