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OneKind
OneKind is a campaigning animal welfare charity based in Edinburgh and operating worldwide. The organisation works through high-profile public campaigns, political lobbying, investigations, formal research and public education.
The organisation was originally founded as the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Vivisection, in 1911 by Nina Douglas-Hamilton, Duchess of Hamilton. Kay Douglas-Hamilton, Duchess of Hamilton, widow of the 15th Duke, remains active in the organisation.〔Catherine Lyst. (A noble fight for animal rights ). ''BBC News'', 23 January 2006. Retrieved 14 December 2006.〕 The group is currently run by Chief Executive Officer John Brady. It was renamed as Advocates for Animals in 1990, as part of a rebranding campaign that included a new logo and increased online activity
==Activism==
In 2006 the group criticised the Scottish Executive for "putting out a mixed message" on livestock management techniques. A spokesperson for Advocates for Animals described techniques such as castration, branding and declawing as "painful mutilations" and urged the Executive to review whether these should be permitted.〔Fordyce Maxwell. (Mutilation or just management? ) ''The Scotsman'', 7 December 2006. Retrieved 14 December 2006.〕 Earlier that month, Advocates for Animals had called for the Duke of Argyll and Chivas Regal to end their involvement with the annual World Elephant Polo Tournament, a sport they described as "exploiting animals." Chivas defended their sponsorship of the event, arguing the elephants "are well treated and have responsible owners." 〔(Call to end elephant polo links ). ''BBC News'', 2 December 2006. Retrieved 14 December 2006.〕
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