Animals in Entertainment

The Moulin Rouge’s change of heart will finally let animals “love and be loved in return”. Here’s how PETA helped make it happen.

36 horses have now died at the Grand National Festival since 2010.

Ahead of his coronation ceremony, PETA is urging King Charles to turn the royal loft at Sandringham into a sanctuary for birds.

PETA-supported veterinary clinic staff are back in Petra after violence broke out between police and villagers, but now, the number of weary animals used as “tourist taxis” has grown.

The death toll for the Cheltenham Festival continues to rise as yet another horse has died at this year’s event.

Ahead of Crufts, the world’s largest dog show, PETA is calling on the Kennel Club to stop promoting the unethical breeding of pugs, French bulldogs, and other flat-faced breeds by removing them from the show.

Following years of campaigning by PETA entities, Telefónica’s paid TV platform Movistar Plus+ is shutting down its bullfighting channel, Canal Toros.

Newly released footage from PETA Germany shows that donkeys and mules with untreated wounds are kept on short chains in the sun and denied food and water in Santorini.

After hearing from PETA about the success of Butlin’s and countless other attractions that have gone animal-free, Clacton Pier has closed its SeaQuarium.

This year is the Year of the Rabbit. As we enter the Chinese New Year, celebrate by helping these gentle animals who are killed for fur, experiments, and more.