PETA Puts Out the Un-Welcome Mat for Ringling

Published by PETA.

Notorious animal abusers might rethink a visit to Norfolk, Virginia—home of the world’s largest animal rights organization (PETA!). When Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus rolls its elephant-beating act into town, our Norfolk office holds a lively and unmissable protest to make it known that the animal circus isn’t welcome here—or anywhere! Check out yesterday’s great turnout from PETA’s opening-night demo. We’ll be at every show to cheer the plummeting attendance figures. Please take a second to speak up for the animals who suffer for the saddest show on earth by urging the USDA to revoke Ringling’s exhibitor license.

 

Ringling Demonstration

 

Ringling Demonstration

 

Ringling Demonstration

Written by Lindsay Pollard-Post

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