In July, we sent a letter to the Minister for Agriculture and Connectivity, Jim Fairlie, urging that the Scottish Government consults as soon as possible for a phase out of farrowing crates. Read more
Though pigs may have many adorable and admirable attributes, they are often misunderstood and connected to negative connotations around unclean, sedentary or oafish – which couldn’t be further from the truth! Read more
We’ve compiled a small list of animal-friendly suncare products that are available this summer; all are vegan and are not tested on animals. Read more
On Saturday, we took to the streets of Edinburgh to call for a ban on farrowing crates in Scotland. Read more
From our launch outreach event on the streets of Glasgow last June, to the proposed Bill to ban greyhound racing in Scotland securing cross-party support this June, it’s been a year of significant progress. Read more
As always and with the help of our supporters, we will continue working hard to drive positive changes for animals across Scotland and beyond. Please continue reading to find out more about Onekind’s work in June and how you can support our campaigns. Read more
Environmentally friendly alternatives to leather and suede footwear are widely available, both from specialist stores online, and on the High Street where most large retailers stock some non-leather shoes. Read more
More than 86% of those who responded to the proposed Bill to ban greyhound racing in Scotland have expressed support for the measure. Read more
5,000 people email Scottish Government to pressure them to consult on a phase out to farrowing crates for mother pigs. Read more
As greyhound Sasha celebrates her 10th birthday, we shine a spotlight on the four-legged activist. Read more
From the major announcement that the exportation of live animals is to be banned in Britian after decades of campaigning, to positive progresses in both our campaigns for greyhounds and mother pigs in Scotland – a lot happened throughout the month of May in animal welfare. Read more
The Scottish Government consulted last year on its proposal to licence greyhound racing instead of banning it. The Minister said yesterday that he is still considering that option but hasn’t made any decisions. Read more