Animals in Entertainment

A coalition of the UK’s largest animal protection groups has sent a clear message to Boris Johnson: animals need action, not hot air.

The total number of horses who have died as a result of the Grand National Festival since 2010 has now risen to 32.

Marine animals have the same right to freedom, to live without suffering, as a lion or a human. They are not circus acts.

No one would be raising a glass if cats were the ones being whipped and forced to jump dangerous obstacles. Horses deserve no less sympathy.

The Cheltenham Festival is back for 2022, which means only one thing: more horse deaths.

After hearing from PETA, Ryanair, Close Brothers Group, and Pertemps have all cut ties with the Grand National disgrace, pulling their sponsorship.

PETA celebrates the spectacular animal-free entertainment and wonderful choice of vegan food at Butlin’s.

PETA reminds ABTA that the abuse of orcas and other dolphins is not what holidaymakers consider “sustainable travel”.

After hearing from PETA and 31,000 of our supporters, clothes brand Chi Chi London has withdrawn its support for the 2022 Grand National, a dangerous and often deadly race.

Following a worldwide campaign by PETA entities, Millennium Hotels and Resorts has finally stopped fuelling the deadly dog-sled race. Who will be next?