Animals in Entertainment

On Saturday, thousands of Spanish people gathered in the capital to call for a ban on cruel bullfights.

Along with other leading animal-protection groups, we’ve just written to the Prime Minister urging her to make good on David Cameron’s broken promise to ban wild-animal circuses.

Following action by Sadiq Khan, the unethical dog-racing track can now be turned into a football stadium and new affordable housing.

We’re asking Number 10’s feline to become an official spokescat.

Animals have been filmed frantically pacing back and forth at events featuring large crowds, alcohol, and live music.

A new report recognises that wild animals’ welfare requirements cannot be adequately met in circuses and other travelling animal shows.

Bespoke travel agency Jacada joins the list of travel companies that have turned their backs on barbaric elephant rides.

Dublin joins Limerick, Galway, and many other local authorities that have taken a stand against circuses that force animals such as elephants, tigers, and zebras to perform.

Thirty women’s, children’s, and animal-protection groups come together to demand an end to violence at the San Fermín festival.

Cheshire West and Chester joins a long list of local authorities that have voted against cruel animal performances.