Killing a wild animal for what amounts to “fun” for the thugs who follow this practice is cruel, despicable and, if that’s not enough, illegal.

Following the publication of the Burns Report, fox hunting was effectively banned under the Hunting Act when it received Royal Assent in November 2004, coming into force on 18 February 2005.

Despite this appearing to be a step forward, the law is deeply flawed. This controversial legislation contains ambiguity and several loopholes that many hunts continue to exploit to the fullest extent. As a result, foxes are still being hunted behind a conspiratorial smokescreen of secrecy, deliberately designed to conceal these activities from the unsuspecting British public.

Please join our fight and support us as we push for a brand-new Hunting Act under primary legislation—one that closes the loopholes and finally ends this cruelty for good.

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