The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation is heartbroken and deeply saddened by our Patron Sir David Amess MP passing away. Sir David has been a close, dear friend for many years. We will remember him as one of the kindest, gentlest of family men; never ceasing to show compassion to anyone he met. We echo the beautiful tributes which have been shared in these dark hours following his death.

Environment Secretary George Eustice explains why his new Animal Sentience Bill is necessary.

If we really want to fight climate change and biodiversity loss, we need a national food strategy – by Theresa Villiers

Congratulations to our Patron Zac Goldsmith MP for being appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and at the Department for International Development

Congratulations to Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP for being appointed as the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Bonnie’s Story by Lady Suzy Gale. A loving home for a special dog who spent years on a puppy farm

Congratulations to our new Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Boris Johnston MP.

CAWF Patron, Rt Hon Dominic Raab, MP, today declared his intention to run in the Conservative leadership contest

“Our island nation has been defined by its relationship with the sea. It has been our doorway to global trade, a treasure house of oil and

Our Patron Henry Smith MP will argue for a ban on foie gras imports post Brexit during his adjournment debate on 13 June. Conservative Animal

MPs call on Government to ban UK fur imports in House of Commons debate, June 2018 In a landmark debate, MPs of all political parties

International Women’s Day: We celebrate women campaigners who work to advance animal welfare, 8th March 2018

Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation believe that crustaceans should be included as sentient beings in a new Animal Welfare Bill. We included this focus in our

Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation are delighted that a ban on puppy sales by pet shops and other third- party dealers in England is being considered

Farming for the next generation The age of acceleration For anyone wondering what the focus of this year’s Oxford Farming Conference might be, it was