Shameful trade in primates
The issue of primates being shipped around the world, only to end their very short lives in laboratories has once again been highlighted in the media
Posted 18 Dec 2024
Posted on the 25th August 2021
Animal Aid have teamed up with HIT and NASC to promote our anti-snaring campaign in the windows of Lush stores across the country!
We’re so excited to let you know that we are working with Lush until 30th August to promote our campaign to get snares band. Lush will have posters promoting our campaign in the windows, along with QR codes that customers can scan to sign the government petition to ban snares.
Sign the petitionOn Saturday 21st we hosted an event at Lush’s flagship store on Oxford Street to raise awareness of our campaign. This included aerial hoop dancers who performed a routine to represent animals being caught in snares, and the horror that they experience. Animal Aid staff attended and encouraged members of the public to sign the government petition to ban snares.
The campaign will be in Lush windows up and down the country until 30th August, so please do pop in and send us photos of our poster in your local Lush store, we’d love to see them!
Sign the petitionA snare is a thin, wire noose. They are ‘set’ by people, with the aim that they will catch certain animals – foxes and rabbits – by the leg or the neck. The snare setter wishes to ‘control’ these wild animals, usually because they think the animal will damage their crops or the animals they are producing, and so they want to kill the ‘pests’.
The issue of primates being shipped around the world, only to end their very short lives in laboratories has once again been highlighted in the media
Posted 18 Dec 2024
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