‘Macabre and repugnant’ charity-funded sheep experiment condemned
Pregnant sheep surgically mutilated Unborn lambs brain-damaged Cambridge University experiment part-funded by British Heart Foundation
Posted 13 Feb 2014
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Marius the giraffe
Following the killing of Marius the giraffe in a Danish zoo, Animal Aid’s Director, Andrew Tyler, wrote an opinion piece for The Mirror describing the killing as ‘business as usual for the modern zoo’ and...
Posted 11 Feb 2014
ASA’s ‘perverse’ ruling on anti-vivisection ad
Animal Aid has pledged to campaign more robustly than ever against the large-scale suffering involved in the breeding and use, in biomedical experiments, of genetically modified mice. The undertaking comes in response to a decision...
Posted 11 Feb 2014
Government exposes its lack of commitment to reducing animal research
Nearly four years ago, the government pledged to deliver a plan for reducing the number of animals used in experiments. Specifically, it said it would ‘end the testing of household products on animals and work...
Posted 07 Feb 2014
Animal Aid condemns ‘cruel and pointless’ creation of GM monkeys
Researchers in China have used a new genome editing procedure to create genetically modified (GM) macaques. These are the latest victims of a growing scientific trend that is based on faulty, over-simplistic science and has...
Posted 31 Jan 2014
Animal Aid calls for BBC to end its pro-vivisection propaganda
Last night’s (28 January) BBC report from Oxford University’s animal laboratory presented the public with a dishonest, overwhelmingly positive picture of animal research. The BBC now has a pressing duty to show the other side...
Posted 29 Jan 2014
Government’s wildlife massacre continues (and guess who is paying for it?)
The government is continuing its cull of ruddy ducks. Thousands have already been shot and, according to reports today, there are just 50 or so left in the UK. The cost of shooting the remaining...
Posted 22 Jan 2014
Animal Aid demands closure of Southwell Racecourse
Four horses dead in just three days of racing
Posted 21 Jan 2014
New investigation reveals the reality of ‘enriched’ cages.
On 1st January 2012 battery cages were banned throughout the European Union.
Posted 16 Jan 2014
Animal Aid launches innovative new anti-vivisection initiative
Animal Aid has launched a groundbreaking new online initiative, which marks the beginning of a critical phase in its campaign to stop medical charities funding vivisection.
Posted 13 Jan 2014
