PETA Asia’s investigation that exposed animal abuse at circuses in China is reaching millions of people nationwide—and the government is listening.
California joins Rhode Island, becoming the second state to ban a weapon used to beat and intimidate elephants.
These stories highlight the danger of placing wild animals pushed to the breaking point in close contact with the humans who exploit them.
Dublin joins Limerick, Galway , and others who have taken a stand against circuses that force animals such as elephants, tigers, and zebras to perform.
Meet a bear whose life in the Chinese circus industry is filled with torment.
One state down, 49 more to go …
Throughout China, circuses, traveling shows, and roadside zoos force animals—including bears, monkeys, tigers, lions, dogs, and others—to perform for the public.
The largest Ringling protests in the country call on “The Cruelest Show on Earth” to free ALL animals and send them to sanctuaries.
It may be the end of the line for Cole Bros. Circus.
Animals deserve better than circus abuse.
The Shriners owe the public an explanation for their outdated, cruel decision to exploit beleaguered elephant Nosey.
Hippos aren’t native to Spain, so why was one wandering the streets of a Spanish town?
Ringling Bros. is no longer forcing animals to perform. Now let’s get lions, tigers, and other animals out of the circus, too.
Further proof that crowds don’t want to see elephants, tigers, and other animals abused for cheap thrills
Circusgoers didn’t expect to see some “wild animals” outside the UniverSoul Circus.
