• PETA Weekly: 8 Stories You Don't Want to Miss

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    Update: After hearing from PETA and our supporters about the cruelty of the circus and the danger to residents, Bellevue officials denied Carson & Barnes a permit to perform. And after PETA sent a letter to the president of Bellevue University asking her not to host Carson & Barnes, PETA also received a call from the university informing us that, having become aware of the cruelty to animals used by the circus, the university had canceled the circus's appearance.

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    Carson & Barnes Circus wants to bring its abusive act to Bellevue University in Nebraska. Tell Bellevue officials that cruelty to animals has no place at an institution for higher learning.

    Panama is set to abolish bullfighting. Urge President Ricardo Martinelli Berrocal to ban the cruel "sport" by signing Panama's entire animal welfare bill into law.

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    What is Justin Bua calling a "cancer and [pus] sandwich"?

    National Public Radio reports on the backlash against dog slaughter in China

    The newest cure for work-related stress: dogs!

    Oprah Winfrey is owning her food choices.

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    It's time for Decision 2012. Cast your votes for the Sexiest Vegetarians Next Door.

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  • PETA Weekly: 16 Stories You Shouldn't Miss

    Written by Michelle Kretzer

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    • Panchita the sea lion has to be racking up some serious rewards points for checking into her favorite hotel every day.
    • Soy milk does a body good—and it can also help manage developmental disabilities.
    • Dogs often save their guardians' lives, but this dog actually saved his own life by calling police.
    • Dennis Rodman has a job at PETA anytime he wants it.
    • Boxes up! Chocolate can help you stay slim.
    • If you haven't read Free the Animals since it first came out, check out the 20th anniversary edition.
    • Does McDonald's love to see you frown? Quite possibly.
    • And finally, beautiful baby seals are too cute for words.

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    • Keep the Zanesville, Ohio, tragedy from happening again by asking your representative to co-sponsor the Big Cats and Public Safety Protection Act.
    • Tennessee is the latest state to jump on the "ag gag" bandwagon. Let's kill this bill, too.
    • Ringling exposes the public to elephants who have tested positive for tuberculosis. Urge the USDA to protect people and elephants.
    • Help get a proponent of wild-horse slaughter off the National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board.
  • Week in PETA (March 16, 2012)

    Written by Michelle Kretzer

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  • The Week in PETA (March 9, 2012)

    Written by Michelle Kretzer

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    What's better than a long lunch on Friday? A lunch with animals! Catch up on animal rights news with PETA's Tumblr page.

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  • The Week in PETA (March 2, 2012)

    Written by Michelle Kretzer

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    Have your morning coffee with a side of animal news every day on PETA’s Tumblr page.

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  • The Week in PETA (Feb. 24, 2012)

    Written by Michelle Kretzer

    Snooki sees the light, more trouble for SeaWorld, and the Oscars are starting to look a lot like a PETA gala. Here's what's going on in PETA's universe this week:

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    Give us five minutes, and we'll give you all the latest animal rights news on PETA's Tumblr page.

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    • Penélope, Ryan, George, and Jessica will light up the red carpet on Oscar night, and they are just a few of the famous faces who are always ready to shine a light on important animal issues too.

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