SPEAK UP FOR THE HUNTED ANIMAL – AAF ELECTION CAMPAIGN

Our KEY MESSAGE

All parliamentary candidates will be listening as they want us to vote for them in the next election. No matter what party you support, or who the candiates are in your area, they all need to know that the majority of people want the next government to strengthen the Hunting Act. Our job in AAF is to talk to people in the streets. Our new leafelts and postcards ask passers-by to contact their local candidates. Hunting is almost at an end. Help us finish it forever.

Click here to find out what you can do.

Fox hunting is illegal.

The majority of people don’t support animal cruelty, so they don’t support the hunts. The hunts pretend they are “trail hunting” to cover up what they are doing, and some people even believe them. They are also masquerading as noble, traditional and worthy organisations. But they are lying. It is our job in AAF to make sure that everyone knows what the hunts are really up to. We reach people outside Social Media by holding street stalls and distributing leaflets. We also run high-profile campaigns.

We ALWAYS welcome new members. It doesn’t matter if you are already involved, or you want to start getting active, we have something you can do. 

We are a dynamic and supportive group – and we look after each other

Everyone in AAF is a volunteer. How much you do is entirely up to you. Even a couple of hours of leafleting is useful. You never know – you might be the one to make all the difference.   

For a quick understanding of AAF and how to get involved, have a listen to our short Podcast:-
Hello from AAF!

If you are interested in joining us, please fill out the contact form below. 

AAF Volunteer Enquiry
For people who are thinking about helping fight foxhunting, and would like to know a bit more about AAF.
We have groups around the country and you might be near one of them. We can put you in touch with the local coordinator
We have groups around the country and you might be near one of them. We can put you in touch with the local coordinator