Animals in Entertainment

This ruling is good news, but orcas are still suffering in captivity at Loro Parque.

The Italian Parliament voted to introduce a ban on the use of wild and domesticated animals in circuses.

British icon joins PETA’s campaign against cruelty to orcas.

The new regulations, which are scheduled to come into effect on 1 January 2018, will help spare animals a life of misery.

In the latest episode of the hit show, the models pose for campaigns against fur, animal circuses, and bullfighting.

PETA and Lynx UK Trust are joining forces to speak up for Lillith the Eurasian lynx, who escaped from Borth Wild Animal Kingdom near Aberystwyth last week.

Sangita Iyer was intimidated, chased, and threatened with death. She still fears for her life as she goes head to head with a well-funded industry that has a vested interest in protecting its secrets. But her story has to be told.

Warner Bros has confirmed to PETA that no more owls or other live animals will be used on the “Harry Potter” tours at Warner Bros Studio Tour London.

PETA has arranged for three eye-catching ads to appear in The House magazine urging Michael Gove to introduce a long-overdue bill banning wild-animal circuses.

The 33-year-old was reportedly participating in a festival in Castilla-La Mancha when he was gored in the neck by the bull he had provoked.