Sir Roger Gale MP: There is more than just compassion in Britain defending and protecting marine life

Great to see: New plans to improve welfare for laying hens and lambs

Actor and campaigner Katie Amess joined us outside Parliament to call for stronger hunting laws. Katie is continuing the animal protection work her dad, Sir David Amess MP, was so passionate about. #EndHunting

Millions of laying hens are crammed in cages so small on factory farms that they cannot spread their wings. Some countries have already banned cages for laying hens and the UK must take action. One of our core aims is to end cages for laying hens and stop this suffering

Pleased to be included in the Humans of Globe January magazine on ‘Europe’s Most Influential Women Entrepreneurs’. We hope this feature helps raise awareness to end factory farming and spread our core messages with wider audiences https://t.co/0g5wbGZEcM

Wishing all a #HappyNewYear! Thank you for your support throughout 2025 to help press for much-needed change for the billions of animals trapped in factory farms worldwide. As we look ahead to 2026, we remain committed to pushing for action across our core campaigns to help make

As 2025 draws to an end, we look back on our 2025 #NewYearResolutions a year ago. These same resolutions remain the same for 2026: 🐓End cages for laying hens 🐖End pig farrowing crates 🐟Strengthen legal protections for farmed fish 🏷️Introduce mandatory animal welfare

🎄Merry Christmas from everyone at CAWF. Wishing all a peaceful Christmas and New Year

We welcome the commitment to introduce slaughter protections for farmed fish in the Govt’s animal welfare strategy. CAWF has published six detailed reports since 2021 setting out the urgent case for improving farmed fish welfare at slaughter. Together, they provide clear,

Protection for brown hares when nursing their young, from shooting is long overdue. England & Wales are behind Scotland & NI who already provide hare close seasons. Video explains why brown hares need protection:

‘Fury as ban on hunting trophies absent from Labour’s animal-welfare shake-up’. Article includes ⁦@ConservativeAWF⁩ ‘s disappointment on the strategy excluding a ban on hunting trophy imports

We welcome the Animal Welfare Strategy but note there are several key areas not addressed. Good to see phasing out of cages & farrowing crates,a review on use of high concentration CO2 stunning & of killing pigs and slaughter requirements for farmed fish

Patron @SirRogerGale on the lack of action on mandatory labelling in the Animal Welfare Strategy: “What is needed is not 'exploration' but regulation to ensure both that consumers know what they are buying and that British farmers are not undercut by cheap EU or other foreign

We welcome the confirmation that ending cages and pig crates is a key priority in the Animal Welfare Strategy. We have long campaigned for this as well as legal protections for farmed fish at slaughter & a ban on high concentration CO2 stunning & killing of pigs. It’s frustrating

‘Trail hunting to be banned as part of new animal welfare strategy’- BBC News   https://t.co/mKlWbNDi9B

Hares in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 should finally get breathing space to raise their young — long-overdue step,and a welcome 🎄 present. ⁦🙏DefraGovUK⁩ Now the legislation, clear rules, enforcement, and monitoring, so it delivers in practice. #Hares in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 next! 🤞

Protection for brown hares when nursing their young, from shooting is long overdue. England & Wales are behind Scotland & NI who already provide hare close seasons. Video explains why brown hares need protection:

Exclusive: big crackdown on hunting and shooting to be announced on Monday https://t.co/uwYwWl4aLB

We call for the imminent animal welfare strategy to include protection for hares from shooting when nursing their young-a basic welfare provision which is long overdue. NI & Scotland provide hares close seasons but England & Wales are behind on this

Disappointed that a ban on trophy hunting imports will not be in the Govt’s animal welfare strategy as confirmed by Defra Minister in response to Patron Mark Francois. Mark brought up our much missed late Patron Sir David Amess’ work to end pig farrowing crates & trophy imports