Grouse shooting’s impact on UK’s national parks
Posted 09 Aug 2021
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Undercover footage shows tiny ponies slaughtered for their meat in British abattoir
Animal Aid, whose investigation into horse slaughter in the UK, featured on BBC One’s Panorama, has today released further footage showing the slaughter of ponies.
Posted 03 Aug 2021
Updated Student Vegan Guide!
Download your free copy of our updated Student Vegan Guide.
Posted 30 Jul 2021
Consultation on the use of the whip in racing
The British Horseracing Authority has launched a public consultation on the use of the whip. You can help our campaign calling for a ban on the use of the whip - for any reason other than...
Posted 29 Jul 2021
This is not euthanasia. This is horse slaughter.
Animal Aid releases undercover film.
Posted 27 Jul 2021
Investigators uncover extensive works at controversial rabbit meat and fur farm, in Rutland
Animal Aid received a tip off that extensive works were already taking place and that rabbits were already being held at the T&S Rabbits farm site in Rutland. The planning application for an agricultural building...
Posted 25 Jul 2021
Stop passing the buck! Animal Aid demands Government intervention over horse slaughter
Horses are being failed by breed societies, racing regulators and welfare groups, says Animal Aid. Since Panorama’s exposé on the slaughter of horses, which aired on 19 July, and featured undercover footage gathered by Animal...
Posted 22 Jul 2021
Investigation into horse slaughter featured on BBC Panorama
Between October 2019 and February 2020, we filmed inside a UK abattoir which slaughters horses. The shocking findings of our investigation were featured on BBC Panorama tonight (Monday 19th July) at 8:30pm.
Posted 19 Jul 2021
National Food Strategy calls for 30% meat reduction
The National Food Strategy report, led by Henry Dimbleby who is the founder of restaurant chain Leon, recommends a reduction of meat consumption by 30% over 10 years.
Posted 18 Jul 2021
More than 2.8 million animals used in British laboratories last year
A government report released on the 15th July reveals how more than 2.8 million animals were used in experiments in Great Britain last year. These animals included beagles, monkeys, rats and mice, cats and horses....
Posted 16 Jul 2021
