The Walking Dead’s seventh season is bound to be gory—but it won’t be cruel.
A woman mauled to death by a tiger at this Chinese facility is just the latest human casualty of keeping wild animals locked up for “entertainment.”
Thirty women’s, children’s, and animal-protection groups have come together to demand an end to violence at the San Fermín festival.
Meet a bear whose life in the Chinese circus industry is filled with torment.
One state down, 49 more to go …
Throughout China, circuses, traveling shows, and roadside zoos force animals—including bears, monkeys, tigers, lions, dogs, and others—to perform for the public.
The largest Ringling protests in the country call on “The Cruelest Show on Earth” to free ALL animals and send them to sanctuaries.
One more reason to stay away from aquariums.
A matador was gored to death live on Spanish TV this weekend.
A stampede of bulls chased visitors outside the White House to ask the president not to be a bully to bulls on his trip to Spain.
Pamplona’s mayor, Joseba Asirón, voiced support for the protest.
In a historic milestone for animals, NSW Premier Mike Baird has announced a state-wide ban on greyhound racing, after a “damning” report condemned the cruel industry.
Dozens of people from all over the world took part in a “bloody” protest against bullfighting and the Running of the Bulls.
Help boost the anti-bullfighting movement by joining the campaign to get more Spanish cities to ban these barbaric events.
What is 7 feet tall, looks like a bear, and sounds like Casey Affleck?
