Instead of waiting for circuses to stop exploiting animals, Essex, Ontario, took charge by banning them altogether.
It’s always nice to see these people called out on their lies.
An animal behaviorist pulls back the curtain on the miserable lives of big cats exploited by Ringling Bros. circus.
California joins Rhode Island, becoming the second state to ban a weapon used to beat and intimidate elephants.
The largest Ringling protests in the country call on “The Cruelest Show on Earth” to free ALL animals and send them to sanctuaries.
Groupon continues to offer discount tickets to abusive animal attractions, so PETA became a shareholder to shake things up from the inside.
Ringling Bros. employees co-authored a paper published in a leading medical journal, and let’s just say that it has some problems.
Ringling Bros. is no longer forcing animals to perform. Now let’s get lions, tigers, and other animals out of the circus, too.
Experts estimate that 18 percent of elephants in the U.S. have this deadly disease—but zoos and circuses don’t want you to know about it.
SeaWorld recently admitted to sending spies to infiltrate PETA. But it’s not the only animal-abusing corporation that has resorted to underhanded tactics.
PETA’s #LiveAtRingling tweets highlight all the ways that ALL animals—not just elephants—suffer in Ringling and other circus shows.
And “retirement” at an abusive Ringling-owned breeding farm doesn’t count.
Another elephant calf has died on Ringling’s watch. Urge the circus to end its breeding program now!
Instead of forcing lame, ailing elephants to be hauled around the country in dark boxcars until 2018, Ringling Bros. is ending elephant acts this spring.
