Veggies was established as a fully vegan volunteer-led cooperative on 16 October 1984 and has tirelessly been providing food for activists at hundreds of protests, events and festivals up and down the ...

What is Animal Aid doing to help animals used in festive events? Animal Aid works hard each year to educate the public and event organisers about the cruelty of using live animals in festive events.

We couldn't make progress for animals without the help of compassionate people who campaign in their spare time. Here are some easy actions you can take to help our current campaigns to succeed. In ...

A poster illustrating how to balance food groups so you get all the nutrients you need without animal products (size A2). A poster illustrating how to balance food groups so you get all the nutrients ...

Reindeer have traditionally been associated with Christmas for almost two hundred years; with tales of Rudolf and his friends pulling Santa’s sleigh through the night sky to deliver gifts to children ...

Animal Aid is campaigning for a ban on the manufacture, sale, possession and use of snares. The governments of Wales and Scotland have both banned them and we are campaigning to have them banned in ...

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From today, millions of mass-produced, often factory-farmed, pheasants will be targets for shooters. These poor birds will be ‘beaten’ up into the air where shooters will blast them from the skies.

Thank you so much for your interest in supporting our work. Here are 10 things you can do to support... To order any of these resources, simply email info@animalaid.org.uk. Please be sure to include ...

Find out how you can help to stop the cruel and unnecessary use of live reindeer and other animals at festive events ...

Agriculture is the largest single source of river pollution in the UK* and dairy farming alone accounts for 75%. In fact, findings taken from the Environment Agency show that most UK dairy farms are ...