Animals in Entertainment

All around the world, people agree – chasing, stabbing, mutilating and killing a bull isn’t very entertaining, nor does it constitute “culture”, in Spain or anywhere else.

Mali was taken as a baby from Sri Lanka in 1974 and has spent the last 35 years in a small concrete pen.

A draft bill was tabled in Parliament to stop circuses using animals beginning in 2015 – a move that all British people can celebrate.

Are UK pigeon racers putting human health at risk? After an outbreak of deadly avian flu virus H7N9 Chinese authorities have suspended pigeon races in Shanghai.

It’s inevitable that horses will get hurt in this deadly race. Here’s why you should give it a miss.

The “Forces’ sweetheart”, abhors inhumane foie gras, expressed her dismay after PETA US’ exposé of the high death rates and ill-treatment of birds during cross-Channel races.

Cross-channel pigeon racing’s chilling secret is the widespread killing of hundreds of thousands of birds each year – often by having their necks broken by untrained hobbyists.

No doubt you’ve seen the story splashed all over the papers this week about the horsemeat found in burgers from several major UK supermarkets.

Animals in zoos are denied the opportunity to fulfil even their most basic instincts. Every single decision, including when to eat, what to eat, who to mate with, and when to sleep, is made for them.

Whistleblowers report that as many as 27 animals died preventable deaths during production of The Hobbit.