A court order immediately stops the roadside zoo from carrying out declawing amputations on big cats, separating cubs from their mothers, and holding “Tiger Baby Playtime” events.
Authorities discovered the remains of a man’s body. Lying next to it were a hunting rifle and ammunition.
After years of pressure from PETA, notorious television and movie animal exhibitor Sidney Yost can no longer supply or handle animals for film and television productions.
In a victory for animals imprisoned inside roadside zoos or exploited for traveling performances, Pittsburgh has banned bullhooks and torture devices used on wild and exotic animals.
Mevy was a young tiger who spent her life confined to a cage, forced to perform confusing tricks, but she didn’t die in vain.
No more animals will live and die in misery at the Hawthorn Corporation.
The truck stop’s owner, Michael Sandlin, said that he plans to have Tony “stuffed, mounted and displayed” and wants to purchase another tiger.
The feds must begin enforcing the law as intended, not bending over backwards to facilitate animal exploitation.
More than 620 venues across the country have prohibited archaic animal exhibits.
The new PETA ad campaign challenges viewers to think about the abuse that big cats endure during training.
When a ban on wild-animal acts came to a vote in Portland, Maine, every single city council member did right by animals.
Santa Feans demanded a more compassionate city, and their leaders have delivered.
Feld Entertainment should never have been given a permit to export these big cats. One has already died after escaping and being shot.
Despite multiple citations from the USDA this year alone, Hawthorn’s death toll continues to climb.
Despicable to its core, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will not allow the animals it exploited to live free from circus life.
