Animal Crimewatch at The League

Our supporter-funded Animal Crimewatch service is a confidential and professional place to report cruelty to animals in the name of sport.

Your voice will always be heard and appreciated. Highly specialised in investigative work and preparing intelligence packages for relevant authorities, we work tirelessly to expose cruel sports and bring those responsible to justice.

Report an animal crime

If you have witnessed an animal crime taking place, make a report and let us know.

Report to Animal Crimewatch

How we investigate and our successes

Our supporter funded Animal Crimewatch is a function available to report cruelty to animals inflicted by ‘sport’.

Useful information

Find further information and free downloads of information booklets here.

Hunt Territory Map

View our hunting map, where you'll see where hunts are based.

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Blogs and News

New figures reveal the scale of fox cub hunting by English and Welsh hunts

Posted 14th November

New figures released today by leading national animal welfare charity the League Against Cruel Sports show the shocking scale of fox cub hunting across England and Wales this autumn - including more than 100 young foxes being chased by hounds.

Fox hunt hounds run riot in Somerset village

Posted 21st October

Hounds from a fox hunt ran riot in the Somerset village of Oake earlier this month, forcing a primary school to evacuate children from their playground and shelter indoors, and scaring local residents.

Time for change say animal welfare campaigners in Birmingham calling for stronger fox hunting laws

Posted 11th October

Campaigners from national animal welfare charity the League Against Cruel Sports were in Birmingham today calling on the public to back plans to strengthen fox hunting laws and to end this brutal blood sport which is still going on despite the ban.

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