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New Year 2016

New Year, a new you? Why not make your new year’s resolution a compassionate one! We have compiled a list of ten steps you can take to ensure you make 2016 a more compassionate year...

Posted 28 Dec 2015

Christmas 2015

Christmas is upon us, but there are still some things you can do to make your holiday season an animal-friendly one.

Posted 22 Dec 2015

Our work in 2015

Thank you for everything that you have done to support Animal Aid’s work during 2015. There is lots to mention, and none of it would have been possible without the generous financial support of people...

Posted 21 Dec 2015

Please take action for animals used in Christmas events

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

Animals as prizes banned in Alsager

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

Animal suffragettes march to Parliament

Today, Animal Aid campaigners are marching to parliament – alongside colleagues from Lush, the League Against Cruel Sports and Save Me – to highlight the importance of considering animal protection measures when voting on May...

Posted 23 Apr 2015

Vote for Animals recognised as a ‘best new website’

We are delighted to report that Animal Aid’s new political website, Vote For Animals, has been recognised as a ‘best new website’ by influential specialist journal, Web User magazine. We can do no better than...

Posted 15 Dec 2014

Vote for Animals

People often say they do not vote because politicians are ‘all the same’ but for animals, as well as people, it matters very much which MPs get elected to office, and which Party takes power....

Posted 06 Nov 2014