Animals in Entertainment

A Nottingham shopping centre, has seen sense this holiday season and turned its back on an ill-conceived plan for an event showcasing penguins on a busy shopping day.

DEFRA Minister Lord de Mauley confirmed that the government will go ahead with plans to keep all wild animals out of circuses.

The Dutch government allowed orca called Morgan to be shipped off to Loro Parque, Spain, where it’s kept in small tanks and is abused and forced to perform.

Pamela Anderson has just appealed to the Spanish Senate urging it to reject a bill to protect bullfighting and grant it cultural heritage status.

After months of build-up, Edinburgh Zoo has at last admitted today that its giant panda, Tian Tian, is not pregnant.

Changing someone’s life – for the better – is easier than you might think. Next time you see an animal in distress, please don’t just walk on by.

Thomas Cook and Brittany Ferries have agreed to implement a formal policy against promoting bullfighting and the Running of the Bulls after receiving letters from PETA.

Reading the story of a baby elephant in a Chinese zoo who wept for five hours after his mother twice tried to kill him yesterday almost made us cry.

Tens of thousands of you have said “No” to bullfighting and sent messages to the Spanish embassy demanding that the cruel sport not be granted legal protection.

This 60-second video made by our friends at PETA Germany compiles shocking footage of animals being hurt in the name of entertainment.