Animals in Entertainment

PETA applauds King Charles’ decision to withdraw the Crown’s patronage from the National Flying Club and the Royal Pigeon Racing Association – a move that will help end this hideously cruel blood sport.

Animal rights activists gathered in Pamplona ahead of the San Fermín festival to protest against the archaic ritualised execution of bulls.

Three pigeons who were once kept for racing at King Charles’ Sandringham loft have been rehomed by PETA.

Elaborate hats and fancy dresses can’t distract from the cruelty on the track at Royal Ascot.

The ban will spare countless bulls a violent death in the bullring.

Watching animals being killed for human entertainment can leave impressionable young people profoundly disturbed.

During ITV’s annual meeting, PETA protested against the exploitation of animals on I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!

Whether you’re planning a trip to Australia, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, the UAE, or anywhere else in the world, always stay away from camel riding and camel trekking.

Sixty-five horses have now died at the Grand National since 2000 – all for a quick bet and entertainment.

Whatever the results of the Grand National, there’s one thing that’s a safe bet – horses will suffer and likely die.