War animals are often described as “serving” alongside soldiers, language that subtly suggests agency and choice. But animals cannot give consent to participate in war. They do not understand military ...

Animal Aid is one of the UK’s most established and respected animal rights organisations. We were founded in 1977 with a clear mission: to achieve rights, respect and compassion for all animals. We ...

Three slaughtermen have been suspended from a Soil Association-approved abattoir following an undercover investigation by ...

Horses are sensitive and social beings who deserve our respect. That’s why, each week, we’ll be sharing their stories to challenge industry narratives and help reconnect the British public with these ...

Animal Aid is one of the UK’s most established and respected animal rights organisations. It was founded in 1977 with a clear mission: to achieve rights, respect and compassion for all animals. We ...

'Nightmarish scenes’ of filth, squalor and animal suffering have been uncovered at a series of farms run by York Wold Pig Pro Ltd, the company applying to build a controversial new pig farm in the ...

Explore the implications of the animal experiments public order act law change and its impact on protest rights and transparency.

Many millions of animals, including horses, mules, donkeys, camels, dogs, pigeons and canaries were used by the armed forces in the war.

In March and April 2008, as part of a major investigation, Animal Aid visited 10 English pig farms spanning five counties: Cornwall, Somerset, Lincolnshire, North Yorkshire and East Riding of ...

Animal rights true or false quiz. pdf Animal rights true or false quiz questions(69.21 KB).pdf pdf Animal rights true or false quiz answers(73.78 KB).pdf Animal Aid is one of the UK’s most established ...

Greyhound racing is not a ‘proud British tradition’ like the industry claims; it was imported from the US a century ago. Although greyhounds are one of the world’s oldest breeds, first recorded ...

Thank you to all of you who took action for animals in labs and defended our right to protest. Parliament has now voted in favour of expanding the Public Order Act to classify “life sciences ...