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Planning permission might not be the first thing you think of when you hear animal protection law; however, there are many situations...

Animal cruelty is when someone doesn’t care for or deliberately hurts an animal. It can include anything from physical violence, to...

Animals are “property” under the law, and as such they have “owners”. Animals do not have any rights themselves, but instead the civil...

Campaigning is a fundamental part of any organisation, especially when that organisation is committed to raising awareness around animal...

Judicial review is a way to challenge the decisions, actions or inactions of a public body because it has not acted lawfully. It is a...

Requests for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (“FOIA”) are a key legal tool which all those who care about animals...

The starting point in civil claims regarding animals is always that animals are “property” under the law, and as such they have...

Typically, criminal offences are prosecuted by the police or other prosecuting authorities but what happens when the authorities do not...