This is the moment when a young bullfighter was gored through the throat by a bull. This man’s injuries are gruesome, but so is what happens to bulls.
While the sassy Spanish performer is bringing her best step ball change, she’s also working to create positive changes for animals.
During an interview, bullfighter Sebastian Castella declared, “Like all animals, bulls do not have duties, therefore they do not have rights.”
Shameful new ruling by Spain’s Constitutional Court undermines the will of the majority of Catalans, and could see cruel bullfights return to the region.
On Saturday, thousands of Spanish people gathered in the capital to call for a ban on cruel bullfights.
The bull was reportedly still nursing from his mother. No “tradition” can justify this horrendous display of human cruelty.
People in São Paulo, Brazil, are getting a graphic message about this barbaric “sport.”
A matador was gored to death live on Spanish TV this weekend.
Pamplona’s mayor, Joseba Asirón, voiced support for the protest.
Dozens of people from all over the world took part in a “bloody” protest against bullfighting and the Running of the Bulls.
After years of efforts by animal advocates, bulls will no longer be chased and stabbed to death in the Toro de la Vega “festival.”
Banking conglomerate ING nets a PETA prize for recognizing that industries that exploit animals are a bad investment.
This could signal the final nail in the coffin for Spain’s already struggling bullfighting industry.
Things are shifting in Spain. In the last few months, we’ve seen progress for animals in towns and cities all across the country.
