Another day, another sad story at SeaWorld.
PETA members and “dead orcas” took over eight I-5 exits on Friday to urge L.A. residents to boycott SeaWorld’s ABUSEment park.
It may come as a surprise to most people that PETA loves the circus.
The owner of The Mobile Zoo in Alabama was arrested and charged with 28 counts of cruelty to animals in March.
PETA is joining with big-cat rescue groups and taking this catfight to the top.
PETA submitted a USDA complaint after a video emerged of an animal exhibitor dangling a bear cub by her mouth during “Tiger Baby Playtime.”
“At the end of the day this isn’t a political decision, this is the right decision.”
It took dozens of animal advocates to unfurl the world’s longest anti–orca captivity banner for the world’s longest-held captive orca.
PETA members rallied outside “the cruelest show on Earth” on Friday to remind folks that there’s still work to be done.
This bewildered zebra collided with a car, sending shards of glass toward the driver.
After the attack, which occurred during a Buffalo Circus show in France, the circus rejected public appeals for the lion to be killed.
The results are in—and they don’t look good. Had SeaWorld listened to PETA, the first quarter of 2017 might not have been so dismal.
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.
The new rules also give French marine parks three years to meet new minimum tank sizes, and ban direct contact between the public and orcas and other dolphins.
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.
