“Where the Elephant Sleeps” by Brigitte U. Kornetzky shows how elephants in Jaipur suffer for tourist rides.
Gajraj the ailing elephant’s misery has come to an end, and he has arrived at his new home!
After more than 50 long years in chains, Gajraj has been rescued.
Cloris Leachman is a film and television icon, and for animals, she’s just as much a legend. PETA celebrates her with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
As awareness of the cruelty of elephant “encounters” continues to grow, dozens of travel companies have agreed not to offer rides or other activities that harm elephants.
It may come as a surprise to most people that PETA loves the circus.
Minyak spent the majority of her 46 years on Earth performing in the circus, where she performed mindless, stupid tricks under the constant threat of beatings.
Torn away from her mother, shipped around the world, beaten with a bullhook, and forced to perform while suffering from lameness—this is Karen’s story.
It’s too late for Kenny, but other elephants are still being abused by circuses today, nearly 20 years after his death. Help us stop this.
It’s no surprise that such a notorious animal abuser works for Carson & Barnes Circus.
The Melha Shrine Circus describes itself as “the circus with a purpose,” but there’s no mistaking the purpose of a bullhook.
The tragic deaths of Riccardo the elephant and other animals at Ringling Bros. reminds us why all circuses should fold up their tents.
The nation has done the right thing for animals by passing a law that bans circuses from using them.
You have to see this thrilling “turn-of-the-century” circus spectacular.
The European Association of Zoos and Aquaria has agreed to switch to “protected contact.” So what’s the holdup?
