
Government Backs Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill as it Takes Crucial Step Forward
Success! Chris Loder’s Private Members Bill on Animal Welfare (Sentencing) has passed its second reading.

Success! Chris Loder’s Private Members Bill on Animal Welfare (Sentencing) has passed its second reading.

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.

We support amendments to the Agriculture Bill on mandatory labelling and to help prevent low welfare imports in trade deals

The Conservative Party Manifesto commits to advance animal welfare and to protect the environment.

Government introduces landmark Bill to Parliament to tackle the biggest environmental priorities of our time.

Ambitious new policies unveiled at the start of Conservative Party Conference to protect animals in our homes, in farming and in the wild

30 Animal Welfare Blueprint Proposals submitted to Ministers, for consideration in the next Party Manifesto, 6 September 2019

The government has launched a call for evidence to inform a major review of the food industry, preceding the creation of a National Food Strategy

George Eustice, MP for Camborne, Redruth and Hayle, and former DEFRA Minister has today called on all main parties to grant a free vote to MPs on the issue of religious slaughter.
The Conservative leadership contest presents an excellent opportunity to show voters that candidates are committed to advancing animal welfare.
New ‘Lucy’s Law’ Legislation laid in Parliament to end puppy and kitten farming
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation welcomes support for the below pledges on animal welfare in the EU during the 2019-2023 Parliamentary session.
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation welcomes the ban on wild animals in travelling circuses
On the 14th March, Sir David Amess MP called for a debate on the practice of testing chemical weapons on animals. On the 26th
The Better Deal For Animals parliamentary event, February 2019 Michael Gove, the environment secretary addressed a Parliamentary reception calling for A Better Deal For Animals
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation joins campaign to ban the human consumption of dog meat in the UK
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation welcomes the enforcement notice on misleading ‘Faux Fur’ claims from the UK’s Advertisement Regulator to clothing retailers
Wildlife rescue centres and veterinary clinics call on MPs to reject new EU rules which will sound the death warrant for many of the UK’s best loved animals
Lulu James, Director of COTTONTAILS, a non-profit rabbit welfare organisation, met Chris and Lorraine Platt, founders of the CAWF, at Portcullis House on 18 December.
Our Patron Sir Roger Gale statement on the Agriculture Bill This week sees the second reading of Michael Gove’s Agriculture Bill which will, it is
Michael Gove sets out major post-Brexit policy to invest in the environment and take back control for farmers.
Cruel electronic training collars which are used for dogs and cats are to be banned under new legislation, the Government has announced.
Michael Gove has announced a new ban on third party puppy and kitten sales in England. The ban will mean anyone looking to buy or
We congratulate Sir Oliver Heald MP, PC Dave Wardell and the Finns Law team The Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Bill passed unopposed at its second
Ross Thomson MP: Rising number of pet thieves across Britain must face real justice We are well known as a nation of pet lovers, so
Courageous service animals such as police dogs and horses will be offered greater protection under a new law being backed by Government.
A new plan to protect our seas from ‘ghost fishing’ has been overwhelmingly backed by the European Parliament’s Fisheries Committee today.
A debate took place in Westminster Hall on 21 May 2018 on a petition calling for a ban on third party sales of puppies in
CAWF welcomes the Government’s announcement of a call for evidence for a potential ban on the live export of animals for slaughter after Brexit.