Ruth Jones MP tables Fur (Import & Sale) Bill in the House of Commons.

Earlier this month, Animal Concern’s Policy & Research Lead, Annie Barber, attended A-Law 2026.

Scientist Professor Valerie Speirs to use grant money to establish the Animal Replacement Centre (ARC) and continue animal-free testing in cancer research.

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Revised Equine Guidance is due to be published soon. The Clydesdale Horse Society has revealed the pressure to end the practice of shaving tails is getting to them. Animal Concern has written SAWC and Minister Fairlie setting out why they need to set out stronger measures.

In a newly published report, Animal Concern reveals figures of animal testing carried out at Scottish universities.

Scots elect a record number of MSPs who support animal welfare.

Scottish Labour candidate Catriona Munro sets out Scottish Labour’s stance on animal rights and welfare issues.

Ahead of the debate on the ‘End testing on dogs and other animals’ petition, we contacted MPs about the state of animal testing in the UK.

As MPs unite with the consensus that animal testing must come to an end as quickly as possible, the UK Government reiterates the age old argument that it is still a necessity.

On World Day for Laboratory Animals 2026, we are thinking of the animals that are subjected to the inhumane and traumatic practice of animal testing.

Extensive evidence shows harrowing scenes of animal toxicity testing in the UK.

Last week, MSPs at More for Scotland’s Animals Hustings discussed animal welfare issues.

Find out more about the upcoming Scottish election and the parties' views on animal issues.

Another year of tragic deaths at the Aintree Festival. It is time for this lethal “tradition” to end. Sport should not involve cruelty.

In light of the recent Stage 1 vote on the Freedom of Information Reform (Scotland) Bill, we take a look at how to use Freedom of Information as a campaign tool.

A petition to the UK Government about ending animal testing in the UK has been scheduled for debate on the 27th of April.

On the 25th March, MSP’s in parliament heard us loud and clear as we took to the streets and Scottish Parliament to deliver our message; salmon farming cannot continue in Scotland!

Dame Joanna Lumley, Chris Packham, and Jonathan Ross are among a group of celebrities, politicians, and activists that have signed a letter sent to The Home Office and Secretary about animal testing facility MBR Acres.

On National Puppy Day 2026, we are celebrating our four legged friends and thinking of those subjected to inhumane breeding practices.