Circuses that exploit animals are well on their way to the dustbin of history.
Kasatka is the third orca to die at SeaWorld this year—help make her the last.
It looks as though Carson & Barnes is trying to stage a comeback. Here’s what you can do to stop it.
Deaths, disease, shackling, and abusive training methods—that’s what you’ll find inside Ringling’s shady Center for Elephant Conservation.
Gia, a young beluga born into captivity at Marineland Canada, has died from an apparent intestinal blockage.
Taking a stand against violence to animals got them kicked and violently thrown to the ground.
Numerous towns, states, and even entire countries have banned wild-animal acts, and the world is exclaiming to animal abusers, “Either you end the shows, or we will!”
But the company’s shares aren’t the only thing taking a nosedive—park attendance and revenue continues to fall. Tell SeaWorld to save itself: Empty the tanks.
Animal rights groups are demanding transparency and public accountability in the face of SeaWorld’s refusal to release Tilikum’s medical history.
As SeaWorld may be learning, we will not be silenced.
At only 4 years old, she was torn away from her family and ocean home during the largest capture of wild orcas in history.
Thankfully, this dog found an advocate in RPattz, but this is one more example demonstrating why it’s never a “good time” to be an animal used in films.
After PETA and LION members called for the Banana Derby act to be excluded from the East Northport Fireman’s Fair, the department responded by banning all animal acts.
Despicable to its core, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will not allow the animals it exploited to live free from circus life.
“[W]e promise that your profile will be just as fierce without the drugged animals,” Tinder said.
