This couple gave up their wedding photos with elephants. The rest of us can certainly pass on elephant rides, selfies, and performances.
On behalf of elephants, PETA thanks Shore Excursions Group for pledging to remove elephant rides from its tour options.
After spending almost 40 years in captivity at Taronga Western Plains Zoo, Cuddles the elephant has died.
Hampton University plans to host Garden Bros. Circus this weekend—find out why PETA is urging the venue to reject animal acts.
PETA’s successful use of the USDA’s database to expose misconduct by animal facilities—and the agency itself—shows why the records should remain online.
For everyone’s sake, let’s hope “elephlying” doesn’t take off as a cultural phenomenon.
UniverSoul Circus is now headed to trial in a consumer fraud lawsuit concerning the treatment of elephants, tigers, and other animals used in its shows.
Sir Roger Moore has a message for British Prime Minister Theresa May. The actor, humanitarian, and animal advocate urges her to introduce legislation banning wild-animal circuses.
Hugo Liebel isn’t fit to hold a federal exhibitor’s license, and PETA is calling on authorities to strip him of it without delay.
Circuses that “share” animals also share liability when something goes wrong.
Images of miserable animals with broken spirits put a damper on a party, and the self-proclaimed “world’s largest party supply superstore” agrees.
In another milestone victory for elephants, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom will no longer force them to give rides.
Two student filmmakers set out to capture “the beauty and innocence of a living elephant” in CGI. They did.
It’s always nice to see these people called out on their lies.
Swedish MPs agree: Wild animals shouldn’t be forced to entertain us.
