Live plucking & live lamb cutting (mulesing) is illegal in the UK, but selling wool & feathers from those that have endured it around the world isn't. Call for UK Supermarket fashion brands to ditch cruel animal materials & swap to animal-friendly fashion https://t.co/gO4qthbsDH
Enough is enough. Devastating wildfires are threatening our communities, our wildlife, and our landscapes 🌳 We need the UK Gov to back our amazing fire fighters and invest in a real national wildfire prevention plan. Sign the petition here: https://t.co/qrFpoHh0D8 via @38degrees
“Animal cruelty is wrong…
…”but, it's a tradition", doesn't make it right, "It's part of my religion" doesn't make it right, "It's my livelihood" doesn't make it right, and "people are more important" doesn't make it right either.”
“You know why? Because it's just wrong.” ~ @RickyGervais.
A homeless man in London captured the attention of thousands, not for begging, but for the way he rocks his dog to sleep every night. When asked why, he explained that life hadn’t always been this way. “When I first got him, we had an apartment,” he said softly. “Living on the street has been a hard adjustment for him. The honking, the sirens, the people, it keeps him up. So every night, I make sure he’s asleep before I close my eyes.” #dog #wholesome #dogs #doglover
BRILLIANT NEWS! 🎉 Up to 2,000 Gannet chicks SAVED from being killed in this year’s Guga hunt.
The decision has been made by NatureScot to REFUSE the application for the 2026 Guga hunt to go ahead.
Footage shows a worker clamp down on a badger’s back with metal tongs and drag the thrashing animal before beating them to death—because their hair can be used for badger-hair brushes: https://t.co/hJC0REUrOH (via @PETAAsia)
I know this isn’t a great image, it’s never going to win a wildlife photography award. But I’m sharing it because it was so lovely to spend 10 minutes watching this little leveret - and sometimes, that’s the most important thing. It’s not about getting the perfect picture or the most ‘likes’. It’s about being out there in nature, appreciating everything, soaking up the sights and the sounds.
This young hare ran up and down the lane repeatedly, pausing occasionally and randomly to jump and twist in the air for seemingly no reason but sheer joy at being alive on that sunny morning. I knew how she felt.
It was a tiny few moments but it felt like such a thrill to watch, such a privilege.
I took this photograph only to remember the experience, and sometimes they’re the very best shots of all. 🥰
If you need further proof of how the living, feeling animals who become "food" are treated like nothing but property, just look at how they're literally spray-painted. 😡