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Humanimal Trust has teamed up with children’s reading charity Read for Good to gift books to children in hospitals across the UK – supported by a network of corporate partners.  Through sponsorship from Humanimal Trust’s corporate supporters, copies of the children’s...

Humanimal Trust were delighted to donate copies of Humanimal to Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity over the festive period, helping bring moments of joy and distraction to children and families receiving care. Dr Mary Fraser, Chair of Trustees at Humanimal Trust,...

As we step into 2026, I want to begin with a huge, heartfelt thank you. Humanimal Trust exists because of people like you – people who believe in a world where humans and animals benefit equitably from medical progress. To all our supporters, donors, partners,...

This week (18-24 November 2025) is World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness Week - a global campaign to tackle the emergence and spread of drug-resistant pathogens through increased awareness and understanding of AMR.  Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when...

We’re excited to announce that our enhanced ONE Medicine Network is now live — packed with new features designed to make collaboration between human and animal health professionals easier than ever.  What’s new  Interactive global member map - explore and connect with...

Humanimal Trust welcomes the UK government’s new strategy, announced by Science Minister Lord Vallance, to accelerate the phase-out of animal testing in science.  This roadmap marks a significant step toward a future where human and animal health advance together —...

This Christmas, Humanimal Trust is inviting everyone to Light up a Life - a special way to remember and celebrate the humans and animals who will forever hold a place in our hearts.  For the first time, we’re launching a dedication page, giving you the chance to...

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been called weird. Those who love or care about me have been kinder—they call me wonderfully weird! I always thought It was just me—a bit different, a little unique—but isn’t everyone?   Wonderfully Weird As a child, I was...