It's #ALawDay! Join us in raising awareness for animal law by highlighting important legal wins for animals throughout 2024-2025! We also welcome acknowledging necessary reform to adequately protect animals under our laws! Here are some ways you can act, that you can do today:

Thanks to the Podcast 'Animal Rights: the Debate' for highlighting the UK Animal Law Conference in a recent episode, and their kind mention of the sad passing of our chairperson and co-founder Paula Sparks. We recommend listening to this excellent podcast!

On #ALawDay read Jenny Canham's new blog that makes the case for a ban on routine male chick culling. Several European countries have outlawed the routine practice, including France, Germany and Austria. Read:

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Asks from us: .1. Labelling requirements improved to inform consumers on lower welfare products, enabling consumers to make informed decisions. 2. The government makes good on its manifesto promises and introduces an ambitious new animal welfare plan and implements it. #ALawDay.

It's #ALawDay! We want to hear from you! What are your animal law asks to ensure animals are best protected under our laws?. Tell us what you would like to see implemented for animal protection below!

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RT @ciwf: Today, on Animal Law Day, please join Olivia and call on the UK Government to ban cages for laying hens ➡️ .

An in-depth investigation by A-Law member Lior, has found this is not entirely true! Was the name of the case made up by a journalist who disapproved of the Bill and wanted to see it Burned? Did a donkey ever really appear in the courtroom? Find out here:

The history of Animal Law - falsehoods uncovered! #ALawDay is named after the first Act of Parliament protecting animals, passed 22 July 1822. The first prosecution under the Act was known as the 'Bill Burns' case, well known by the Hogarth painting.

9. If you're not already, become an A-Law member for updates and opportunities throughout the year on animal law. #ALawDay.

8. Choose a book with an animal legal element for your book club this month and share on your socials, even if it's after #ALawDay! Or share today about a recent book you've read on animal protection and the law.

6. Host a fundraiser or donate to any organisation doing inspiring legal work for animals. 7. Write a blog about a recent legal development or current legal campaign you support etc. For example, Ruby's Law! #ALawDay.

5. Share great legal wins (your own or those of others) for animals around the world in 2025 on your socials. Ask people to comment their legal wins on your post to increase engagement. #ALawDay.

4. Share legal facts about your favorite animal on your socials. Ask people to add their own legal facts by commenting on your post to increase engagement. Tag A-Law and we can share it too. #ALawDay.

2. Watch a film with an animal justice element and share on your socials. 3. Write to your MP about animal protection and the law, why it's important to you, suggest necessary changes that could better protect animals. #ALawDay.

1. We would be very grateful if you watched/listened, left a review, and shared on your socials an episode from our Animal Law TV or an episode from our Talking Animal Law podcast. Read, review and share one of our blogs or articles on your socials- #ALawDay!.

#ALawDay is almost here! Mark your calendars! Prepare your actions!. We wanted to share some ways you might wish you act on behalf of animals for #ALawDay! . Learn more here:

Animal Law Day is coming! Mark your calendars and prepare your actions! . We declared #ALawDay to raise awareness and provide an impetus for everyone to support the valuable legal work for animals that goes on throughout the year.