Two venues say no to elephant acts after hearing from PETA.
Thailand is sinking to new lows in finding ways to abuse and exploit animals.
The lion cub was immediately hit on the head for it.
When other sports take drug violations seriously, why does Steve Asmussen get a pass?
Elephants are some of the world’s most awe-inspiring animals. They are also among the most abused when forced to entertain the public by “giving” rides.
If Tilikum never sees the ocean again, after being stolen from it 30 years ago, his blood will be on SeaWorld’s hands.
For some 30 years, Fifi suffered in a tiny, rusted cage—but you’ll BEARly recognize her now!
Royalties from the band’s classic hit “Whip It” will help launch PETA’s campaign to get lions and tigers out of circuses.
Banking conglomerate ING nets a PETA prize for recognizing that industries that exploit animals are a bad investment.
SeaWorld recently admitted to sending spies to infiltrate PETA. But it’s not the only animal-abusing corporation that has resorted to underhanded tactics.
And “retirement” at an abusive Ringling-owned breeding farm doesn’t count.
The international service organization reaffirms its stance against abusing animals for entertainment.
Cambridge tells circuses to go animal-free or go home, while Minneapolis declares that bullhooks are bulls***.
Bear Witness was the grandson of a Triple Crown champion. But that didn’t save him from being starved and cast off like an old shoe.
The animal became entangled in the pants, which the zoo referred to as an “unauthorized enrichment item.”
