Animals in Entertainment

PETA supporters crashed ABTA’s ‘crisis’ travel conference, urging attendees to see that orca abuse is a crisis and that the travel association must enact a policy against promoting marine parks.

No private party has signed up to take on Bogotá’s 2022 bullfighting season. This means that bullfighting will not happen in Colombia’s capital this year!

We delivered a pointed plea in the form of a dead dog prop to Formula 1’s CEO, along with a letter urging him to tell parent company Liberty Media to cut ties with the shameful Iditarod dog-sled race.

See how we helped animals in all areas in 2021.

Entertainment should never involve animals. Oxford City Council has the oppawtunity to make a change for the better.

PETA protesters descended on Millennium hotels in London and Glasgow to protest the company’s ties to the Iditarod, a gruelling dog-sled race held in Alaska.

Expedia joins the dozens of other companies that have stopped selling tickets to places that keep whales and dolphins in tanks.

The international governing body of the modern pentathlon has voted to remove horse riding from the modern pentathlon and replace the cruel event.

Tragedy strikes as a man dies at a bull-running event in Onda, Spain, adding to the victim count.

Portugal has recognised the harmful effects of violent bullfighting on children and raised the minimum viewing age from 12 to 16 – but it hasn’t stopped the blood sport altogether.