Today, no animals will be forced to perform for human entertainment at the Union Arena Community Center in Woodstock, Vermont.
Hampton University plans to host Garden Bros. Circus this weekend—find out why PETA is urging the venue to reject animal acts.
BØRNS is full of love and compassion, using his powerful voice to speak up for big cats in circuses.
PETA reached out to request an animal-free circus performance. And that was when the correspondence turned ugly.
PETA is calling for an investigation into why a county administrator forced animal services officers to stop filming an inspection of the notorious circus.
Newsday asked readers to submit photos of their “memories” of Ringling Bros. What the news site got was probably not what it had bargained for.
PETA’s successful use of the USDA’s database to expose misconduct by animal facilities—and the agency itself—shows why the records should remain online.
We bid Ringling good riddance with our protest signs held high. But our fight is not yet over.
After the downfall of Ringling Bros., animal-abusing circuses should take note: The public is fed up with cruelty-filled performances.
After a bear appeared to be distressed during a circus act, PETA has offered to rescue all the bears in the show and is calling for a federal investigation.
While the upcoming restoration of the inspection records is great news for animals, there’s still more work to be done. Learn how you can take action today.
We’re only a month into 2017, but this year has already delivered some devastating blows to circuses that exploit animals for profit.
The saddest show on earth for wild animals will end in May.
UniverSoul Circus is now headed to trial in a consumer fraud lawsuit concerning the treatment of elephants, tigers, and other animals used in its shows.
On weekends, the Jersey Shore can be a bit of a circus. It’s mostly in good fun, but PETA found one restaurant in need of an animal-friendly makeover.
