Celebre d’Allen killed after racing at the Grand National Meeting – when will this cruelty end?
We are horrified to report that yet another innocent animal has been killed as a result of racing at the Grand National Meeting.
Posted 08 Apr 2025

Posted on the 20th December 2018
Natural England will be revoking licences for rescue organisations to take in and rescue particular animals, including grey squirrels and Muntjac deer.
An email has been sent out to rescue organisations stating that the Invasive Alien Species Order 2019 will come into force on 29th March 2019, at which time their licences to rescue and rehabilitate these animals will be revoked. Any wildlife rescue organisations working with ‘non native’ species such as grey squirrels previously required licences to help a limited number of grey squirrels each year. When this new Order is implemented, rescue organisations such as the London-based Urban Squirrels will no longer be able to rescue squirrels who are in need.
Under the new Order, if a member of the public comes across an injured grey squirrel, rescue organisations will no longer be able to assist in the care of the animal. Vets will also have no choice but to euthanize animals who previously could have been referred to a wildlife rescue agency.
Sign the petition to stop this happeningWe are horrified to report that yet another innocent animal has been killed as a result of racing at the Grand National Meeting.
Posted 08 Apr 2025
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