Captured from her home in Zimbabwe, Anna Louise was kept isolated from other elephants for more than 30 years. Her misery appears to be over.
PETA is thrilled that the Welsh government is making a firm commitment to banning wild-animal circuses, an archaic and patently inhumane form of animal exploitation.
P.T. Barnum was exploiting animals long before his traveling circus was formed. This crazy #throwback post will leave you shocked.
Another animal was injured while being forced to perform in the circus. In 2018, why are we still forcing elephants to entertain us?
In the video, the crowd can be heard laughing at the animal as a circus handler berates the giant bird. The laughs don’t last long, however.
This is the sort of abuse that Garden Bros. uses in front of audiences—imagine what goes on when the curtains are closed.
An African elephant being forced to perform in a German circus escaped and took off through town before she was recaptured.
PETA is urging the USDA to take action after a truck carrying eight tigers wrecked en route to a circus performance in New York.
Assemble your squad and send animal-abusing robots into oblivion. Nintendo Switch has released Kitten Squad with a new co-op mode—and it’s all free!
Stunned drivers and pedestrians gaped as elephants roamed the highway. The dead elephant was reportedly removed from a ditch, where her body had landed following the crash.
“…unfortunately activists make it very difficult to travel with animals today,” according to a comment made by Stardust.
PETA is calling for federal law-enforcement action in the wake of the shocking video.
The video shows the captors kicking a baby—and this is just the beginning of the abuse she will suffer as a prisoner in the animal-entertainment industry.
It may be over for Ringling Bros. circus, but animals are still being used in circuses around the country—and they need your help.
From the lions who saved a girl from kidnappers to the porpoises who rescued a beloved actor, these animals displayed their courage and compassion.
