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SAAC is committed to using all legal means to oppose cruelty to animals.
We do not encourage or condone any forms of violence, whether to humans or other sentient beings.
Welcome to SAAC!
About SAAC
SAAC is a national vegetarian/animal rights organisation especially for students. If you want to get active for animals or just find out more, this is the place to be!  

We are adding more info all the time, but if you can't find what you want just yet then use the search function or contact us. 

 

This image is a link to the Vegan catering guide for students

 

 
What's on the SAAC site?

Get Active

Our "Get Active" section gives some ideas of activities your or group can organise and take part in.  It also includes a useful "How to.." section and advice on staying within the law while still staying effective.

Resources

We have put together a range of resources to help you live a cruelty free lifestyle as a student including

  • Vegan catering guide to help get the canteen staff catering for vegans
  • Great recipes to help you as you start to cater for yourself
  • Tips on great Veggie alternatives to animal products to look out for, and where to get them

Information

We have compiled information about various animal rights issues, organisations, other relevant issues and we even have a dedicated FAQ section!

Navigate round the site using the menus and if you can't find anything, try using the search function.  If you're really stuck you can contact us - but please bear in mind we are volunteer so you may not get an immediate response!

 
 

Diary Dates

Want to find out what's happening when and where in animal rights? Check out the Veggies Animal Rights Calendar

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How to organise a food fayre or cruelty-free festival

A step-by-step guide

Vegetarian food fayres, or any kind of cruelty-free fayres for that matter, are an effective way of bringing your message to the people in a fun and non-condescending way. They can either be held on campus or in a privately rented hall nearby, but of course the latter will attract more than just students (good or bad, depending on how you look at it).

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