Animal Equality has investigated nearly 50 UK factory farms and slaughterhouses in the last 10 years. Here are five high-profile cases which never went to trial.

Tail docking is the practice of cutting off a pig’s tail in order to prevent tail biting. Although the practice is legal, performing it routinely is not permitted under UK law. In a new report, Animal Equality and The Animal Law Foundation reveal shocking statistics on tail docking and explain why this is a major problem affecting UK pig farms.

In a groundbreaking, first-of-its-kind vote, Switzerland has set an important precedent that must be celebrated. On the 25th September, Swiss citizens were asked to decide in a referendum whether to ban intensive animal farming. The referendum proposal also called for the Government…

The UK is considered to be a ‘world-leader’ on animal welfare, but over a decade of investigative work by Animal Equality reveals the secret reality of life for animals hidden behind the closed doors of farms and slaughterhouses. 

Simple ways to help you get active for animals in your local community, while you’re out and about or from the comfort of your own home!

Since its foundation, Animal Equality's work has resulted in a number of incredible achievements for animals. As we continue our work to bring about further essential changes for animals, we're focusing our efforts on three key campaigns.

If you are looking for ways to volunteer for animals near you, join our impactful network of Animal Protectors!

What’s life like for an undercover investigator? Animal Equality’s President Sharon Núñez and Sean Thomas, International Director of Investigations, answer your questions.

Animal Equality has gathered undercover footage from inside countless slaughterhouses in the UK and around the world. This is what we’ve found.

The Government wants to allow gene editing technology to be used on farmed animals. We discuss what gene editing is and how it might affect animals in the UK.