AnimalKind

From poinsettias to snow globes and homemade baubles, here are our top 10 decorations to look out for to keep dogs safe this Christmas. Read more.

You don’t need to wear the skin of an animal to look and feel good! Animal produced clothing products such as fur and leather are often produced in cruel ways. Even if you trust the label because it’s a household name, they might not even know where their materials come from. Check out our tips on how to make sure the clothing you buy is AnimalKind. Read more

Looking good shouldn’t come at the cost of an animal’s life. Some countries might have banned animal testing for cosmetics, but you still need to be very careful if you want to make sure your beauty products aren’t causing suffering. Read more

What you choose to eat is perhaps the most important decision you make when it comes to the impact you have on Animal Kind. From farm animal welfare to the destruction of the rainforest, you can have a big impact just by making different choices. Check out our advice and amazing facts and get motivated to make the change! Read more

Washing up liquid, soap, detergent… We all spend a lot of money keeping our homes clean, but are we inadvertently funding cruelty and environmental destruction? With so many ethical alternatives now available, it’s easy to do the right thing, even on a budget. Read more

Everything we do, from buying a coffee to going on holiday, has potential to impact the environment. With just a few small adjustments to how we live, we can make a big difference to the environment as a whole as well as our contribution to greenhouse gas emissions and waste. Adopting an environmentally-friendly lifestyle can also save us money and benefit our health – it’s worth thinking about! Read more

When it comes to plastic, we are wasteful. Millions of tons are dumped a day and much of it is used only once before being thrown. It takes thousands of years to biodegrade, so stays in the environment and causes havoc for wildlife and our environment generally. The good news though, is that we have the ability to change and choose to cut down our plastic waste. Read more.

Habitat loss is one of the biggest threats to wildlife, but luckily there is plenty we can do to help. No matter the size of your outdoor space, you can create homes and provide food for nature. Read more.

Good fragrances don’t have to come at a cost to the environment or involve making animals suffer. Plenty of perfume houses chose to go against the grain and ensure their impact on the world is positive. Read more.

It’s no secret that kids are an environmental nightmare! The amount of stuff they require is huge, and much of it is disposable or only useful for a few months before they grow out of it or lose interest. It’s hard to be eco-friendly when raising kids, but there are a few things to do; here’s our top 10. Read more.

We often forget about the effect our food has on the oceans. After all, water keeps the damage from view and makes it easy to ignore – out of sight, out of mind, right? But our oceans are in crisis. We need to change. You could remove demand and stop eating fish altogether, but if that’s too big a leap, help the oceans by making sustainable choices. Read more.

Travelling can be great! Holidays are not only a chance to escape from the stress of our everyday lives; they are an opportunity to see new places and enjoy memorable experiences. Unfortunately, though, travelling can be harmful to animals and the environment, though it doesn’t need to be. Read more.

Welcoming a dog into your home is a big commitment, though and not a decision to take lightly. Just take a look at your local rescue centre to see the results of people buying on a whim or without research. The number of dogs left homeless is shocking. So, if you are considering welcoming a new dog into your home, please read more…

Releasing balloons and sky lanterns is a popular way to celebrate a special event, show support for a cause or say goodbye to a lost loved one. They fill the sky with light and colour and the physical release can be symbolic of letting something or someone go. It all sounds very positive. But there is a dark side. They are harmful to the environment, animals and pose a fire risk. If you’re considering releasing, read on for 10 alternatives.