Welcome to our part of the web... So, what are we all about? Worcester and Birmingham Hunt Saboteurs was formed at the end of 2002 by caring and compassionate individuals who are against the suffering and violence inflicted upon british wildlife in the name of sport. This was originally one group, known as Birmingham Hunt Saboteurs. Due to the growing number of people wishing to join from surronding areas of Birmingham (mainly in Worcestershire and Hereforshire) the sabotuers decided to merge and rename to become the Worcester and Birmingham Hunt Saboteurs Association. Visit the 'official' Hunt Sabotuers Association (HSA) website by clicking here

Don't Turn Your Back on Wildlife...

Every year, thousands of animals are killed in the name of sport in this country. You can help stop this appalling slaughter. Hunt saboteurs take action where it counts in the killing fields using non-violent direct action tactics to save the lives of thousands of hunted animals every season. From using hunting horns and voice calls to run off with the hounds at foxhunts, to standing in front of the shooting butts on the grouse moors, to wading through the rivers at minkhunts, wherever animals are being hunted for fun, hunt saboteurs will be there, protecting our wildlife from the "sportsmen" who get their kicks from killing. The overwhelming majority of the British public recognise bloodsports are cruel and abbhorrent and over 80% want an immediate ban on bloodsports. Unfortunately, the powerful minority who prop up the bloodsports establishment and the vested interests who dominate parliament have seen to it that time and again efforts to achieve a ban have been scuppered by dirty tricks, frustrating democracy. Promises of action "sometime", "maybe", "when the time is right", "in a few years" from politicians after votes are of no use to a fox, hare, deer or mink that will be hunted tomorrow for miles over a long period, then cornered and ripped apart by up to forty hounds. That's why the animals need people like you - people who care enough to do something positive to save them.

But what can I do?

There are local hunt saboteur groups all over the UK, all of which are active at least once a week against the hunts and shoots in their area. All hunt saboteur groups need volunteers to work either as activists in the field, saving the hunted animals' lives directly, or to do the vital background work of fundraising, leafleting, etc. Without which no group can function. There will be a hunt saboteur group near you and whatever your age, skills or experience, you will be able to make a crucial contribution to saving animals' lives.

This weekend, there will be someone trying to torture and kill innocent wild animals for sport within a few miles of where you live. We are going to be there to stop them. Will you?

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