Posted on July 3, 2010. Fifty campaigners today marched through Bradford City Centre to oppose the animal experiments happening at the university. First of all, speeches were held in Centenary Square before heading off along the streets and up to the main campus. The march was determined and focused, receiving lots of attention from members of the public and thousands of leaflets handed out.

Activists yesterday held a demo at Dogs 4 Us in Bramley, Leeds, against the ongoing animal abuse both inside their pet shops and puppy farms. A large banner, which could not be missed, was held outside declaring Dogs 4 Us Abuse Animals whilst potential customers were given leaflets and told about the exposes of the company over a megaphone. Dogs 4 Us Demo Cancelled. A new date will be announced in the coming days.

Today, campaigners turned up at the Next One Leather store in Leeds to continue the spree of regular demonstrations outside the shop and to protest their sale of fur. The store was completely fur-free and they were reassured that real fur would not be stocked ever again and a statement to confirm so will follow suite.

Today, campaigners turned up at the Next One Leather store in Leeds to continue the spree of regular demonstrations outside the shop and to protest their sale of fur. After holding posters and handing out leaflets, security staff arrived to kick the protest outside, however the owner of Next One Leather invited campaigners into the shop to discuss their concerns about the sale of real fur.

I abhor vivisection with my whole soul. All the scientific discoveries stained with innocent blood I count as of no consequence. Vigil for animals in Sheffield University laboratories. Vigil for animals in Sheffield University laboratories. Posted on December 10, 2010. Posted on June 28, 2010.

Animal protection in Yorkshire, the U. K and the world, working for a time when animal cruelty is obselete. Demo in Leeds 18th June 2010. Posted by tinkermitzi in animal protection. Protest Against the Badger Killers Leeds. Scientific government research has already proven that culling badgers has no positive effect on the number of TB outbreaks in dairy herds. Missing cat caught in a snare.