We welcome the Government’s announcement that pet abduction will become a criminal offence in the UK, following the publication of a report by the Government’s Pet Theft Taskforce.
Theresa Villiers, patron of CAWF, is a former Environment Secretary, and is MP for Chipping Barnet.
Celebrities, MPs and British public call on the PM to support a wildlife trade ban at G20 meeting of global leaders.
It will provide scrutiny and it will report to Parliament on each new trade deal and help ensure our standards are not undermined in new trade deals.
“Two areas of animal welfare concern should be firmly on our list of priorities as the nation’s Parliament. The first is live animal exports…and non-stun slaughter.”
Success! Chris Loder’s Private Members Bill on Animal Welfare (Sentencing) has passed its second reading.
Livestock from the UK is being shipped to the Middle East and slaughtered in “dreadful, terrifying” ways, animal welfare charities claim.
Campaigners argued that the journeys were unlawful because calves went more than nine hours without being fed.
The Lords Amendment No.16 sought to ensure that the UK’s animal welfare, environmental and food safety standards would have to be met by any imported products entering the country.
A highly important addition designed to uphold and protect our animal welfare and environmental standards as we head into trade deals.
‘Animal Welfare Matters’ Film Release At Our Fringe At The Conservative Party Conference On 4 October – World Animal Day
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