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Together for Animals – the Police Guide Now in Police Schools!

We are delighted and proud to announce our collaboration with the Association Lawyers for Animals, which has resulted in the distribution of a unique publication: “The Animal Protection Act – A Guide for Police Officers” to all police schools in Poland!

This practical and accessible tool, created by experts in animal law, is designed to support the Police in effectively enforcing animal protection regulations. It includes key legal provisions, real‑life examples, and guidance on conducting interventions.

Thanks to the involvement of the Mushika Foundation, printed copies of the Guide have been delivered to:

  • Police Training Centre in Legionowo
  • Police School in Słupsk
  • Police School in Katowice
  • Police School in Piła
  • Police Academy in Szczytno
  • Police Training Centre in Łódź

This is another step toward meaningful systemic change—building greater legal awareness, empathy, and effectiveness in responding to cases of animal rights violations.

We are proud to have supported such a valuable initiative and extend our sincere thanks to the Association Lawyers for Animals for their tremendous work, sensitivity, and professionalism. We hope this marks the beginning of long‑term cooperation for the benefit of animals!

You can also download the Guide in PDF format on our website:

Animal Protection Act

The Animal Protection Act – A Guide for Police Officers

The Guide was prepared entirely pro bono by members of the Association Lawyers for Animals.

More information about the publication is available on the Association’s website:  The Animal Protection Act – A Guide for Police Officers – Lawyers for Animals

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