Ringling Bros. employees co-authored a paper published in a leading medical journal, and let’s just say that it has some problems.
Ringling Bros. is no longer forcing animals to perform. Now let’s get lions, tigers, and other animals out of the circus, too.
SeaWorld recently admitted to sending spies to infiltrate PETA. But it’s not the only animal-abusing corporation that has resorted to underhanded tactics.
And “retirement” at an abusive Ringling-owned breeding farm doesn’t count.
Another elephant calf has died on Ringling’s watch. Urge the circus to end its breeding program now!
Instead of forcing lame, ailing elephants to be hauled around the country in dark boxcars until 2018, Ringling Bros. is ending elephant acts this spring.
Ringling still hauls ailing elephants around the country and forces them to perform.
Kevin Nealon helps present California Rep. Sam Farr with a well-deserved honor.
Three years is too long for Ringling’s elephants to go on suffering, and the circus isn’t retiring its other animals at all. See the petition that 44 celebrities have signed.
Ringling is downsizing from three touring shows to two.
Meet the “orca” that was born to run.
The Austin City Council voted 10-1 to ban the use of bullhooks.
Three elephants who were being paraded through the streets left little doubt as to how they feel about being held captive and forced to perform.
In a hilarious PR misstep, Ringling Bros. invited well-known anti-circus advocates Pamela Anderson and Jillian Michaels to its show at L.A.’s Staples Center.
Thanks to the Richmond City Council and the city’s compassionate residents, soon elephants will no longer be subjected to abuse and deprivation as part of circus performances.
