The UK's largest animal protection organisation, Animal Aid, has condemned four national conservation organisations, namely English Nature, National Trust, RSPB and Landmark Trust, for their planned cull of rats on the isle of Lundy.
Posted 11 Dec 2002
Andrew Tyler exposes the financial scams at the heart of the pheasant industry. We call it 'The Capone Factor'. The US authorities couldn't get underworld figure Al for murder, so they put him away for tax...
Posted 01 Oct 2002
While his persecution of the Trafalgar Square pigeons has lost Ken Livingstone a great many friends in recent months, there is some positive animal-related news to report in respect of the London Mayor. Thanks to...
Posted 01 Sep 2002
The following article, which draws on Animal Aid's Bred to Suffer report, appeared in The Times, Tuesday 30th July 2002.
Posted 30 Jul 2002
BBC's coverage of the Grand National condemned as a new hurdle to animal welfare
Posted 06 Apr 2002
Desert Mountain and Anubis Quercus - first casualties of Aintree meet
Posted 04 Apr 2002
Coverage of this year's Horse Racing Awareness Week in the Sunday Telegraph.
Posted 01 Apr 2002
The following article, entitled 'UK patients group hits back at anti-vivisectionists', appeared on the BMJ website (www.bmj.com) on 23 February 2002. Read on for Animal Aid's response.
Posted 01 Feb 2002
Animal protection groups from the UK and the USA have joined forces to ask Oxford City councillors to reject a byelaw proposal that would allow horse-drawn omnibuses to operate in the city.
Posted 14 Jun 2001
Animal Aid is today calling upon the RSPCA to instigate a prosecution of the organisers of the 2001 Grand National meet under the 1911 Protection of Animals Act – a statute that is intended to...
Posted 07 Apr 2001