In a letter co-ordinated by OneKind and Animal Equality, 30 animal welfare experts called on the Scottish Government not to ‘sideline’ salmon welfare. Read more
Continuing a busy summer of campaigning, we are pleased to bring you a rundown of campaign updates during August. Read more
The Scottish Government has proposed a snaring ban in Scotland. Please respond to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the use of snares and powers of Scottish SPCA inspectors, using our supporter guide. Read more
We would like to introduce you to the beautiful Sasha, but you may have seen her adorable face before as she is Scotland Against Greyhound Exploitation’s (SAGE) cover star. Read more
Last night, we projected text that read ‘End dog racing in Scotland’ onto Glasgow’s former racing track, Shawfield, Glasgow Green’s Mclennan Arch and Barras Market, below Edinburgh Castle and Edinburgh’s Lothian Road. Read more
This afternoon, the Scottish Government announced its plan to ban snares! Read more
Snares inflict suffering in a myriad of ways and are indiscriminate in their victimisation. Read more
As we take a look back at how we worked to help animals in July, we are pleased to bring you updates on the variety of ways you can get involved in supporting OneKind. Read more
Snares are such innocuous looking loops of wire. But placed across animal tracks or in gaps in vegetation, can cause immense physical and mental suffering to the animals trapped in them. Read more
The greyhound racing industry is rife with welfare issues such as injuries, deaths, doping and inadequate living conditions. This why greyhound racing must be phased out. Read more
Following our last update on our campaign to ban snares, we are still awaiting the Scottish Government’s imminent verdict on banning snares. Read more
Kaas was raced across the UK, including at Glasgow’s former Shawfield Stadium, until she was saved from death and rehomed with her loving family five years ago. Read more