Animals in Entertainment

Pamela Anderson is the latest to write to politicians following PETA India’s discovery that Sunder, a young elephant held in a temple, is being abused by his handler.

Following vigorous campaigning by PETA and its affiliates, Air China has confirmed that it’s joining nearly every other airline worldwide by refusing to transport primates to laboratories.

Dozens of PETA activists protested against the cruel Running of the Bulls in Pamplona and the deadly bullfights that follow.

Many of the women on FHM’s Sexiest Women in the World 2012 list have something else than being sexy in common – they show compassion towards animals.

PETA has issued a statement with several other animal protection groups announcing they won’t participate in Defra’s shamefully biased consultation on the use of wild animals in circuses.

Killing animals in the name of entertainment? Exactly what will happen at Aintree when the notorious Grand National takes place.

Public and parliamentary supporting the ban, Defra has announced it will press ahead with its circus inspection and licensing scheme and also have another public consultation on the issue.

In a tour de force, more than 2,000 citizens from 177 groups, including PETA France, took to the streets of Paris on Saturday to speak out against bullfighting.

PETA activists went to the Embassy of India today with signs that read, “Save India’s Reputation: End Jallikattu”, in English, Tamil and Hindi.

A man who attended a festival in Navajas, Spain, has been gored to death.