Animal Aid bus ads call for ban on cruel cages
Animal Aid is running a series of bus adverts in central London, asking the Environment Secretary to ban cruel cages for breeding game birds.
Posted 01 May 2019
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Peter Egan becomes Animal Aid patron
We are very excited to announce that Peter Egan has agreed to become a patron of Animal Aid. The acclaimed actor has starred in programmes including Downton Abbey and Hold the Sunset, and is a...
Posted 18 Apr 2019
UK could slow climate clock by converting animal farmland to forest and still grow enough protein, Harvard research shows

New research from Harvard University demonstrates that the UK would be able to sustain itself and help meet the Paris Agreement by returning a portion of the land used for animal agriculture back to forest....
Posted 12 Apr 2019
Exposure to Ebola caused monkeys to bleed from their genitals
Animal Aid is today highlighting the terrible ways in which thousands of animals are suffering and dying in warfare experiments. The main location for these macabre tests is the government laboratory at Porton Down, which...
Posted 12 Apr 2019
MEPs plan to ban ‘meat-like’ names for veggie and vegan food

MEPs will soon vote on whether to ban producers of plant-based foods from using words like ‘sausage’ and ‘burger’.
Posted 12 Apr 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
Grand National shame as horse Up For Review is killed at the first fence
Chaos at the first fence in the Grand National resulted in race horse Up For Review being brought down by a fallen horse.
Posted 06 Apr 2019
Grand National Race Meeting kills two horses on second day – Animal Aid asks people not to bet on the Grand National tomorrow
Amid pitiful scenes of suffering on racing’s most notorious racecourse, campaign group, Animal Aid, is calling on the public to not bet on tomorrow’s Grand National.
Posted 05 Apr 2019
As the notorious Grand National looms, pressure builds for a new regulator to protect horses
In the wake of three horse deaths at the recent Cheltenham Festival and ahead of the Grand National meeting which starts on 4 April, national campaigning group, Animal Aid, has renewed its call for a...
Posted 25 Mar 2019
‘Adopt a more plant-based diet to save the planet’, says the UN

A new report by the UN’s Global Environment Outlook (GEO) makes it very clear that there must be a global shift in eating habits if we are to protect the environment. 

Posted 18 Mar 2019
