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Become a school speaker
Become a volunteer school speaker for Animal Aid. We will provide all the training and support you need.
Posted 16 May 2016
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How Can I Help?
Thank you so much for your interest in supporting our work. Here are 10 things you can do to support our campaigns to end animal cruelty.
Posted 16 May 2016
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Campaigns Resources
To order any of these resources, simply email info@animalaid.org.uk. Please be sure to include your postal address! Please ensure that all resources are distributed responsibly and are not used to litter an area or deface...
Posted 16 May 2016
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Our Campaigns
Welcome to the Campaigns section where you can read more about our work to help animals.
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The Issues
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A tribute to Prince: vegan, animal defender, and an amazing musician
A tribute to Prince by Karen Dawn, who is an animal advocate and author: We have all heard the shocking news that Prince has died. What much of the world has not heard is that Prince's...
Posted 22 Apr 2016
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A time to remember: World Day for animals in laboratories
World Day for Animals in Laboratories is marked on the 24th April each year. Established in 1979, this is a day when people around the globe gather to remember those animals who have suffered and...
Posted 21 Apr 2016
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Take a stand for race horses
For those horrified by the deaths of seven horses at the 2016 Cheltenham Festival, please make a pledge to help with Animal Aid's Horse Racing Awareness Week.
Posted 22 Mar 2016
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Death toll at Cheltenham Festival hits ten year high with seven dead
With the racing establishment desperately trying to dampen any news and debate about multiple deaths at this year’s Cheltenham Festival, another two horses have perished on the final day of the Gloucestershire meeting.
Posted 18 Mar 2016
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Cheltenham Festival slammed in satirical new postcards from Animal Rights group
An exhausted horse, brought to the ground by the demands of running in the big race, continues to be whipped by his dementedly ambitious jockey. The rider cries ‘Come on! They’re getting away!’ It is...
Posted 03 Mar 2016