Two venues say no to elephant acts after hearing from PETA.
Royalties from the band’s classic hit “Whip It” will help launch PETA’s campaign to get lions and tigers out of circuses.
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.
The international service organization reaffirms its stance against abusing animals for entertainment.
Cambridge tells circuses to go animal-free or go home, while Minneapolis declares that bullhooks are bulls***.
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.
After a PETA eyewitness caught a Hollywood animal trainer on video whipping a Siberian tiger named Uno, the trainer has been charged with cruelty to animals.
Why do the agencies mandated to protect animals give abusers a free pass?
Ringling still hauls ailing elephants around the country and forces them to perform.
A compassionate member of Congress refuses to allow an abused elephant to be ignored.
It’s happened again. Apparently, the zebras forced to travel with UniverSoul Circus really, really, really don’t want to be there.
Kevin Nealon helps present California Rep. Sam Farr with a well-deserved honor.
Contagious tuberculosis is infecting captive elephants. So why are the feds abandoning safety protocols?
