Ending cruelty to Scotland's animals
The long-distance transport of live animals to Europe is a serious animal welfare problem. Animals are made to travel in cramped conditions with insufficient water supplies, uncontrolled temperatures and inadequate rest periods.
Mountain hares are routinely shot in Scotland – even in the Cairngorms National Park – by hunting parties out for the thrill and gamekeepers managing land for red grouse shooting.
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