Axe Vale Video Exposes the Horror of ‘Terrier Work’

Animal Aid’s campaign to ban snares came about in an unusual – but very welcome – way, in that we were contacted by grassroots groups and individuals on the ground. They’d seen our decades-long campaign against shooting and asked if we’d help with the political side of an anti-snares campaign.

Today sees the Festival of Hounds coming to Peterborough. For decades, this event was known as Festival of Hunting but – as so often in the hunting world – language has been manipulated to hide their real intent.

About a Month Back, Sheffield Hunt Sabs and Others Caught the Northern Counties Hunt Disturbing the Peace of the Beautiful, Otter Rich River Esk. the Half Dozen Hunters High Tailed It Back to Their Vehicles As Soon As Sabs Were Spotted.

But summer sabbing hasn’t always been easy. Let’s take

As the summer sun blazed across the UK this June, Hunt Saboteur groups remained relentless in their pursuit to expose and combat illegal hunting and wildlife persecution. From disturbing discoveries in the countryside to courtroom appearances and political pressure, here’s a detailed round-up of what unfolded this month.

Last week, at the widely praised “Witness The End Of Hunting” launch event at the House of Commons, MPs, Peers, Ministers and representatives from several anti-hunting groups, including the HSA, heard an impassioned speech from naturalist Chris Packham as he took to the microphone to explain in real terms the

Earlier today, Fitzwilliam huntsman Shaun Parish and his whipper-in Jacob Whalley appeared at Peterborough Magistrates Court charged under Section 1 of the Hunting Act with evidence supplied by Bed & Bucks Hunt Sabs.

News reaches the Hunt Saboteurs Association that two south west beagle packs have merged to form the ‘Clifton & Infantry Beagles’. The new hunt is an amalgamation of two beagle packs: the Wiltshire & Infantry Beagles (WIB), and the Chilmark & Clifton Foot Beagles (CCFB), both of which have seen

This week an event was held at the Houses of Parliament in London, which was heralded as a momentous stepping stone and call to action to both MPs and the Government on the path to ending hunting for good.

About a year ago, the British Hound Sports Association announced that it would hold a ‘National Trail Hunting Day’. They promised their gullible supporters that this country-wide spectacle would “start to change minds” and go on to “dominate the news agenda.”