Bullfighting

We’ve just received some wonderful news – a horrific annual “festival” in which men on foot and horseback pursue and stab a terrified young bull to death, has just been banned by the regional government in Spain.

93 per cent of young people in Spain don’t support bullfights according to a new survey

Despite a historic vote in the European Parliament, finance ministers have failed to take action to stop taxpayer money from being used for bullfights.

Shocking footage released this week reveals children torturing calves to death as part of a practical exam at a bullfighting school.

Today in the European Parliament, 438 out of 687 MEPs voted in favour of an amendment to stop over €100 million in EU agricultural subsidies being used to raise bulls for bullfights.

Watch as activist runs to comfort the animal as he bled to death after being tormented, stabbed and maimed by bullfighters.

When she heard the dying animal cry out in pain, Virginia Ruiz had to do everything she could to ease his suffering.

In recent months, we’ve seen so much progress for animals taking place all over Spain that we can barely keep up with it all! Here are some highlights.

Being involved in the protest against the Running of the Bulls was inspiring, but it was tough spending time in a city that celebrates extreme violence towards animals.

More than 100 compassionate people created a “river of blood” in Pamplona today, in a protest that vividly represented the cruelty of the Running of the Bulls.