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improve the welfare of food animals around the world.
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Registration is now open for the HSA Annual General Meeting and Science Update on 11 November 2026 at St Bride Foundation London and online.
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Support the HSA
Through research, education, training and technical advances, the HSA achieves real, practical and lasting improvements in food animal welfare. An independent charity, the HSA relies on donations, membership subscriptions and legacies to continue this work
See how you can help
- Registration open
- HSA Student/Trainee scholarships
- Support the HSA
Registration open
Registration is now open for the HSA Annual General Meeting and Science Update on 11 November 2026 at St Bride Foundation London and online.
Register nowHSA Student/Trainee scholarships
Applications are invited for the HSA Student/Trainee Scholarships
Closing date 28 February 2027.
Read moreSupport the HSA
Through research, education, training and technical advances, the HSA achieves real, practical and lasting improvements in food animal welfare. An independent charity, the HSA relies on donations, membership subscriptions and legacies to continue this work
See how you can help
The Humane Slaughter Association
The HSA is an independent registered charity. It is the only UK charity concerned exclusively in promoting the humane treatment of all food animals worldwide, including cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, fish and minority species such as deer, in markets, during transport, at slaughter, and killing for welfare reasons and disease control.
It works through research, education, training and technical advances to bring real, practical and lasting improvements in food animal welfare.
Please support the HSA
HSA’s work relies on your support. Please help us to continue our vital work by clicking on the boxes below and making a donation.
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0 will help us to fund essential research aimed at improving animal welfare beyond the farm gate
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nables us to provide hands on education in humane methods of handling and slaughter to improve animal welfare
