Garden Bros. Circus will be allowed to put on its performances in Washington, D.C., with willing human participants only—no animals.
We’re toasting Sen. Ben Hueso and Gov. Gavin Newsom for preventing countless lions, tigers, camels, and other animals from being abused.
A big “mahalo” is in order for Hawaii after it effectively became the second state to ban traveling wild-animal exhibitions.
This victory follows years of efforts by PETA activists who were determined to save the elephant whose story sparked this fire—Nosey.
Stop UniverSoul from exploiting animals for another year. Demand that the infamous circus shut down its wild-animal acts now.
Had this circus company opted to do the right thing by featuring only willing human performers, this tragic incident would never have occurred.
Despite setbacks earlier this year, New Jersey is on track to become the first state ever to ban wild animals from traveling acts!
The takeaway from the overwhelmingly negative backlash against The Big E fair is this: Inhumane spectacles face more opposition than ever before.
Moments after being forced to jump through fire, the animal collapsed and started convulsing— mere feet from the front row of the crowd.
Had the Shriners left animals out of their show, this camel and these children would have been spared this terrifying experience.
When the B-52s learned that Carson & Barnes Circus was using their songs in its cruel elephant act, they knew they had to put a stop to it.
Big victories can come in small packages. Nabisco’s change is in line with the public view that animals don’t belong in circuses.
The cruel circus has closed, following years of protests across the country and shocking video footage of its notorious animal acts.
Jenny never got a “retirement.” She died in the hands of the circus industry. For other elephants like her, it’s not too late. Take action now.
We’re forever grateful that Robbyne Kaamil used her soulful talent and fiery nature to defend animals from human oppression.
