Circuses

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.

No more wild animals will be carted around in claustrophobic cages and forced to perform in Wales.

The French government  has just announced an end to orca and dolphin captivity, wild animals in travelling circuses and mink fur farming.

Wales will soon join England and Scotland in outlawing archaic and patently inhumane wild-animal circuses.

It’s a landmark moment for tigers, elephants, lions, and other animals.

From today, circus operators across England will no longer be allowed to exploit wild animals in the name of human entertainment.

Great news for animals: the French capital is turning its back on circuses that exploit wild animals.

Take a look at the countries that have bans on circuses that use wild animals.

Parliament has banned the use of wild animals in travelling circuses in England from January 2020.

Environment secretary Michael Gove has introduced a long-awaited bill to ban the use of wild animals in travelling circuses.