Wales announces ban on snares
Animal Aid is heartened that there is going to be a ban on snares in Wales and hope that England and Scotland will follow.
Posted 27 Sep 2022
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Demand an answer on snares!
Following our government petition reaching the 100,000 signatures needed to trigger a parliamentary debate, the Petitions Committee has stated that it is keen to set a date for the debate – but is waiting for...
Posted 20 Sep 2022
Please hurry and object to a new reindeer farm before it is too late!
Reindeer are sensitive wild animals who are adapted to live in a cold climate, foraging for lichen, herbs and other plants. They have a natural desire to roam and, as herding animals, some species migrate...
Posted 31 Aug 2022
Two lambs freed from cruel snares
Thanks to the quick actions of the Calder Valley Hunt Saboteurs, two tiny lambs were freed from snares on a grouse shooting estate.
Posted 08 Jul 2022
UK’s leading mammal expert shows a ban on snaring is the only way to protect animals
The National Anti Snaring Campaign has commissioned a major review of all the available data ever produced on snaring. The review concludes that the only way to stop extremely high levels of non-target capture, illegal...
Posted 02 May 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
Chris Packham, Peter Egan and Deborah Meaden all join campaign to ban snares!
Celebrities help petition to ban snares reach the 50,000 signatures halfway mark
Posted 24 Jan 2022
Snares petition relaunch – please sign
Posted 20 Dec 2021
Misery for camels and donkeys at Salisbury Cathedral this Christmas Eve
It is not only reindeer who are used for ‘entertainment’ in festive events. Sadly, Salisbury cathedral is planning to use live camels and donkeys in their ‘Family Service’ on Christmas Eve.
Posted 19 Dec 2021
