Animals in Entertainment

Eighteen emaciated greyhounds were found on a farm owned by João Moura, a well-known figure on the Portuguese bullfighting scene.

Touching or riding wild animals on holiday is never a good idea – for the animals or you.

Wire-haired dachshund Maisie has been named the Crufts 2020 Best in Show winner – but that’s nothing to celebrate.

Breeding, the Kennel Club, Crufts – what does it all mean for the dogs we love so much?

Ever wondered why the RSPCA refuses to attend Crufts? Or why the BBC will no longer air the dog show on any of its channels?

The Pernod Ricard group has ended its financial support of the Union of Paul Ricard Bullfighting Clubs following campaigns by PETA France, PETA US, and other animal rights groups.

Following a police investigation prompted by a video exposé of shocking abuse and slaughter of horses at an abattoir in South Korea, two workers have been fined for using illegal killing methods. Irish horse Googlette was among the animals killed there.

From today, circus operators across England will no longer be allowed to exploit wild animals in the name of human entertainment.

ABTA – the UK’s largest travel association – labels direct contact between tourists and elephants “unacceptable”.

Following a PETA appeal, the company removes cards featuring captive chimpanzees, gorillas, and other great apes.