A longtime PETA target is kaput.
If you bought a ticket to SeaWorld, you may be able to get your hard-earned money back.
Thirty-eight. That’s how many orcas have died on SeaWorld’s watch. All of them died prematurely.
This is just the latest in a string of incidents in Charleston in which horses or carriage riders have been injured.
California joins Rhode Island, becoming the second state to ban a weapon used to beat and intimidate elephants.
A side of Steve-O not often seen by the public—watch the comedian’s conversation with PETA about his animal activism.
The bull was reportedly still nursing from his mother. No “tradition” can justify this horrendous display of human cruelty.
A video of a young child screaming as a lion cub attempts to attack her on live TV has recently gone viral on Facebook.
The National Aquarium’s historic decision is the first by a marine park and a huge victory for captive cetaceans.
Their souvenir just funded this orangutan’s misery.
These stories highlight the danger of placing wild animals pushed to the breaking point in close contact with the humans who exploit them.
This was not an accident—this was the consequence of captive breeding.
Another life is lost to the needless cruelty of marine captivity.
Takara has had many crimes committed against her by SeaWorld. Now it’s payback time.
We can no longer be surprised when captivity ends in death. Pinky is just the latest victim.
