OneKind blog
OneKind calls for a ban on third-party sales of dogs in Scotland
22 December 2016
The import of puppies from puppy farms in Ireland and elsewhere is a major concern with determined, unscrupulous individuals trafficking thousands of...
These are Scotland’s Badger Culls, but they’re 10 times bigger.
14 December 2016
Last year 1467 animals were killed in organised culls. 1467 wild animals, native to our country that have become scape goats for a bigger...
The Bonomy Review – What is it and where next?
27 November 2016
Fox hunting was meant to have been banned in Scotland back in 2002. In reality, loopholes in the Protection of Wild Mammals (Scotland) Act 2002 have...
This post-mortem demonstrates why Scotland must ban fox hunting for real
21 November 2016
This is the first time a carcass has been recovered from a fox hunt and post-mortemed since hunting was ‘banned’ in Scotland back in 2002....
New data reveals urgent need to protect mountain hare
11 November 2016
With just one week to go until our rally and mass lobby of the Scottish Parliament to end mountain hare culling, the Scottish Gamekeepers Association...
Hare culls rally & mass lobby – One Week to Go!
10 November 2016
On Thursday the 17th of September at midday, OneKind supporters will be rallying in front of the Scottish Parliament to call for an end to the...
Mountain hare day of action
20 October 2016
Show you care for the mountain hare: join us on the 17th of November at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh for a protest against mountain hare...
New animal welfare measures fail Scotland’s dogs
06 October 2016
Let’s start with some good news. Animal welfare is on the Scottish Government’s agenda and already two very positive initiatives have been...
More for Scotland’s Animals at Holyrood
03 October 2016
Last week the More for Scotland’s Animals coalition put on an event in the Scottish Parliament sponsored by Christine Grahame MSP to look at...
Freeing a fox suffering in a snare was compassion – not a crime
13 September 2016
We encourage anyone who finds a snare to report it to our website www.SnareWatch.org. SnareWatch aims to build the evidence base behind snaring and...
