Circus Resources
Because of heightened public awareness and evidence of routine mistreatment in circuses, local authorities across the country are giving greater scrutiny to circuses. Being able to spot signs of abuse, illness, and improper safety procedures is crucial to protecting both animals and the public. PETA’s “Basic Tips Inspecting Elephants in Circuses” guide is specially written to help animal control officers, humane investigators, state wildlife agents, and other law enforcement officials know what to look for when inspecting circuses.
The list of resources below will provide you with the information and assistance that you will need to help put an end to circuses that use animals in your town.
Circus Information for Educators
In addition to these, PETA also maintains factsheets on numerous circuses that detail U.S. Department of Agriculture violations and other problems. Click here to see all of our available factsheets.
If you have any questions or would like to be connected to others in your area who want to stop the circus from coming to your community, please contact PETA’s activist liaisons at [email protected].
Urgent Alerts
Let the event organizers and officials in the following cities know that you’re appalled by their support of this carnage. Urge them to scrap the events and leave these animals in peace.
