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Animal Aid campaigns peacefully against all forms of animal abuse and promotes cruelty-free living. Find out how you can get involved!
Who we are & what we do - Animal Aid
In 2023. Animal Aid’s funding helped develop a non-animal test to replace cruel and outdated lethal dose animal tests. Globally, this new test could stop millions of animals enduring the most horrendous suffering and deaths.
About Us - Animal Aid
Our Aims. Animal Aid was founded in January 1977 to work, by all peaceful means, for an end to animal cruelty.
Charities List - Animal Aid
Some charities may not be directly involved in animal research but are members of the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC). This is an organisation that promotes the use of animals in laboratories and currently requires its members to …
Achievements - Animal Aid
Animal Aid works hard to protect animals across the UK, and we get results!
Take Action! - Animal Aid
4. Help our campaign for a UK-wide ban on snares. In 2023, our government petition, calling for a ban on the use of snares was debated in Westminster – with the huge majority of MPs, from different political parties, speaking in support of a ban on snares. In that same year the Welsh Government banned the use of snares. The Scottish Government has just brought in a ban on snares under its ...
'Votes for Animals' launched! - Animal Aid
Jun 12, 2024 · On 4th July, the British public will vote in an election that will impact the lives of billions of sentient beings. Today, we launch our Votes For Animals website and the Crackdown on Cruelty campaign, supported by more than 20 leading animal protection organisations, to call on election candidates to make pledges on ten key …
Animal Aid Charitable Trust
The registered charity, Animal Aid Charitable Trust (was Animal Aid (Campaign Group)) Ltd (company number 08126689) was incorporated on 2nd July 2012, (registered charity number 1152685).
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About Animal Aid
Animal Aid’s origins The story of Animal Aid began in 1977, when school teacher Jean Pink read a book by philosopher Peter Singer called ‘Animal Liberation’.
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About Animal Aid
Campaigning for change Animal Aid mainly campaigns against animal experiments, animal farming, shooting birds for sport, horse racing and wildlife culls.