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Animal Aid investigators recently placed covert cameras at a fifteenth slaughterhouse – PJ Hayman in Devon. The footage has revealed a number of shocking incidents, that would have added to the suffering already caused by the horrific slaughter process.

Find out more: https://www.animalaid.org.uk/breaking...

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Filmed at a factory farm run by a company planning to build a new chicken farm in Yorkshire. To read more, please visit: http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/NEWS/...

Celebrities suggest 10 ways in which you can live more ethically.

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WARNING: This film contains scenes that viewers may find disturbing.

The film -- which was recorded on a number of secretly installed cameras over a period of four days -- shows three different workers stubbing their cigarettes out on the faces of pigs, while one of the men landed a violent punch on the face of a pig who was walking by.

In addition, three seriously injured pigs were forced to crawl from the lairage, through the race and into the stun pen. Animal Aid's cameras followed them as they were pushed, dragged by their ears and kicked along.

Find out more: http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/NEWS/...

As Jamie Oliver prepares to denounce substandard European pig farms as part of Channel 4s The Great British Food Fight and, instead, urge consumers to buy British, Animal Aid today publishes its shocking findings from an investigation into some of the leading pig farm operators in the country.

The campaigning organisation visited seven farms owned or run by five directors of the industry levy board, the British Pig Executive (BPEX). All were appointed to BPEX by Defra. The seven farms were secretly filmed between April 2008 and January of this year. Among the scenes filmed by Animal Aid were pregnant and nursing sows incarcerated in farrowing crates; dead, sick and dying piglets littering the pens; animals wading through filth or living in utterly barren environments; a lack of bedding; and a lack of environmental enrichment, despite the law stating that this must be provided.

The shocking truth of animal experimentation revealed. Find out more at www.animalaid.org.uk

An undercover investigation by Animal Aid revealed the shocking suffering of goats on farms whose milk and cheeses are sold by leading supermarkets. The campaign group visited three goat farms - in Dorset, Monmouthshire and Yorkshire - during October and November 2007 and were horrified at the scenes they witnessed.Goats at all three farms are zero grazed - an industry term meaning permanently confined. At the largest goat farm in the country, 3,500 goats are confined all year round.

Vegan comedian Carl Donnelly presents our new three-and-a-half-minute film on veganism for youngsters. Fast moving and dynamic, the movie outlines the reasons, in a comical, yet hard-hitting way, why so many people are going vegan.

You can order a free guide to going vegan here: https://www.animalaid.org.uk/veganpack

A vegan twist on a hearty classic!

See the full step-by-step guide: https://www.animalaid.org.uk/veganism...

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Just in time for British Pie Week 2019, our friend Aaron brings you this easy and delicious vegan "steak" and ale pie recipe.

See the full step-by-step instructions here: https://www.animalaid.org.uk/veganism...

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The planet is in a desperate state. And whilst global warming and climate change are complex issues, the single biggest thing us as individuals can do is to adopt a plant-based diet.

Try vegan this June with Animal Aid's Summer Vegan Pledge; it's FREE to take part and you'll get all of the help you need: www.govegan.org.uk

This thought provoking film is ideal for stimulating discussion and debate about the way we rear animals for food in Britain today.

The 16-minute film is suitable for KS3 students and is ideal for covering aspects of the curriculum in English, citizenship, PSHE, RE and science.

The movie looks at: the origins of factory farming, selective breeding of farmed animals, animal welfare impacts of intensive farming and personal action and food choices.

A curriculum-linked film presented by BBC TV’s Michaela Strachan in three short sections:
1. The wonderful world of animals (4 min)
2. Animals’ needs and feelings (2 min)
3. We can all be Animal Kind (5 min)

The film is available free to teachers, along with a curriculum-linked resource for primary students, that teaches respect and compassion for all creatures.

You can find out more on our website http://www.animalkind.org.uk

WARNING: This video contains footage of dead animals

'Broiler' chickens, or chickens reared for meat, continue to suffer appalling conditions on farms all over the UK. This video and the accompanying factsheet 'The suffering of "broiler" chickens' - available at www.animalaid.org.uk - reveal just some of the misery they must endure everyday to meet Britain's growing demand for chicken meat.

The footage was filmed in March 2013 at three farms owned by members of the National Farmers Union Poultry Board: P D Hook Ltd, Galley Hill Farm and Uphouse Farm.

Animal Aid's undercover footage from 2008 gamebird shooting season. Visit http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/CAMPA... for more information about the gamebird industry.

As Jamie Oliver prepares to denounce substandard European pig farms as part of Channel 4s The Great British Food Fight and, instead, urge consumers to buy British, Animal Aid today publishes its shocking findings from an investigation into some of the leading pig farm operators in the country.

The campaigning organisation visited seven farms owned or run by five directors of the industry levy board, the British Pig Executive (BPEX). All were appointed to BPEX by Defra. The seven farms were secretly filmed between April 2008 and January of this year. Among the scenes filmed by Animal Aid were pregnant and nursing sows incarcerated in farrowing crates; dead, sick and dying piglets littering the pens; animals wading through filth or living in utterly barren environments; a lack of bedding; and a lack of environmental enrichment, despite the law stating that this must be provided.