Keep Cruelty History - League Against Cruel Sports

Protect the Hunting Ban POWA supports the work of the 'Stop Cameron!' campaign   Please visit the 'Stop Cameron!' campaign web site for details of how you can help   NO RETURN TO CRUELTY

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Humane Wildlife Deterrence

JOHN BRYANT Animal Welfare Consultant British Humane Wildlife Deterrence Association "NO HARM DONE"   This is a humane deterrence service for individuals, companies and organisations who are being troubled by urban wildlife but wish to resolve the problem without harming the culprits.    Whether the nuisance is being caused by mammals such as foxes, squirrels or rabbits, or birds such as pigeons or herons, or rodents such as rats and mice, or even badgers, there is always an alternative to causing suffering or death...   Please visit the Wildlife Deterrence web site  for more information

Protect Our Badgers

Welsh badgers still need your help. Click here to sign the RSPCA online petition  'Back off Badgers' for Wales The safety of our badgers is not only threatened by those who set dogs onto them.   Despite being a protected species, our popular badger is threatened by demands from a faction of the farming lobby who want a widespread cull in response to the problem of TB in cattle.   Other more enlightened farmers and landowners have spoken out saying they will not cooperate with any cull. These include the National Trust - see National Trust News - and an organic farmer who manages 3000 acres in Gloucestershire - see BBC Gloucestershire .   Other sites of interest: The Badger Trust   Deepwide Report

Ban Snares

Click to enlarge A snare is an indiscriminate wire noose which will cruelly trap, maim and kill all manner of wild animals including foxes, badgers, deer, rabbits, otters and cats. Please visit the National Anti Snaring Campaign (NASC) for more information and to see how you can help.

Wild Animal Rescue

Little Foxes Wild Orphan Care   Little Foxes wildlife rescue centre provides treatment for wild animals and birds in need of care and attention and rehabilitation of rescued animals back to the wild when their care and treatment is concluded.   Please visit:   Little Foxes web site   for more information and to see how you can help