Wild Animals in Entertainment Humane Pledge
I understand that many wild animals used for advertisements, films, and television productions are dangerous to humans and are often abused during training to prevent them from becoming aggressive or noncompliant on set. The animals may be subjected to food deprivation, beatings, and the use of electric-shock devices during preproduction training, and their living conditions are almost always abysmal and unacceptable. I am also aware that many wild animals used for entertainment have a short “career,” and trainers often discard these animals at poorly run roadside zoos and other substandard facilities when they grow old, become sick, or are simply no longer useful to their trainers.
Given these indisputable facts, our organization pledges not to use wild animals (including big cats, bears, wolves, elephants, primates, and other exotic species) for advertising, entertainment, or any other purpose.
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Urge members of Congress serving on the committee to vote in favor of the amendment so that it can move forward for consideration by the full House.
Urge Indian government officials to permanently shut down Palamur Biosciences.
Urge SmartLynx to stop transporting monkeys to U.S. laboratories for use in cruel and deadly experiments.
Contact the following decision makers and ask them to immediately put a stop to this incredibly cruel and pointless initiative!
Urge town of Georgetown officials to stop killing these wild animals, who are simply trying to make their way, and instead focus on humane measures that are tried and true.
Urge Wegmans Food Markets to restrict its funding to the Food Research Institute’s non-animal research fund and join PETA’s Eat Without Experiments program.
