Action Alerts: Animals in Entertainment

During four months working undercover at Austin Aquarium, a PETA investigator learned that at least 11 staffers had been bitten—or described being bitten—by exotic animals.

Urge these hotels to stop promoting SeaWorld as long as it continues to forcibly breed dolphins and whales and confine them to tiny tanks.

The River Trail Nature Center, run by the Forest Preserves of Cook County, confines Rocky the coyote to a tiny, barren cage—all alone. Urge county officials to send him to an accredited sanctuary.

Quintana Roo, Mexico, is considering crucial legislation that would ban big-cat cub- and reptile-petting experiences, and we need your help to make sure this new article is approved.

Don’t let the horse racing industry fool you––horses on the track are drugged, tormented, and pushed beyond their physical limits. Will you help PETA challenge cruelty?

Student activists at the University of Central Florida (UCF) are demanding that their school end all SeaWorld ticket sales—and you can help them make a difference!

Please join PETA in calling on EARS not to transport any live animals to public events.

Keith Wilson pleaded no contest to 27 counts of cruelty to animals and is not allowed to own exotic animals for five years, the maximum term available. Because of his plea, Wilson will also be ineligible for a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) exhibitor’s license for at least three years, which will prevent him from … Read more »

Inexplicably, four businesses have signed on as new sponsors of the deadly Iditarod dog-sled race.

A PETA investigator documented that at Circus World, elephants with apparent foot and joint issues were forced to perform tricks in shows.

Starved and injured horses are forced to pull heavy carriages for tourists in Kolkata. Many of these animals are now at risk of contracting diseases, which could spread to humans. Watch PETA India’s new video and take action.