Animals Used for Entertainment

Pigeon Racing: The Deadliest Marathons

Pigeons suffer immeasurably in the horrific world of pigeon racing, where they serve only as commodities for humans’ pleasure and greed. Pigeon racing happens all around the globe, and …

Book Review: ‘When Elephants Weep: The Emotional Lives of Animals’

Elephants are some of the most emotional beings on Earth. They love, they play, and they grieve. They seek out friends and thrive in the company of their family. …

Save Greyhounds From Horrific Racing Industry

Thousands of greyhounds die every year at the hands of the cruel dog-racing industry. Even puppies are killed in the name of “selective breeding” before they even touch a …

Senator Speaks Out for Mali

Philippine Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago has filed a resolution urging the Senate to look into the condition of Mali, a 38-year-old solitary and ailing female elephant suffering at the …

New Medical Report Says ‘Mali May Die’

Internationally recognized elephant expert Dr. Henry Richardson has sent an urgent letter to Manila Zoo veterinarian Dr. Donald C. Manalastas calling on him to take action in response to …

Momentum Gains for Moving Mali

More than 50 prestigious animal protection organizations from around the globe have added their names to PETA’s call to transfer Mali—the 38-year-old solitary elephant suffering at the Manila Zoo—to …

What Makes Renee Olstead’s Heart Break?

American actor and jazz singer Renee Olstead took time out from her busy schedule to visit Mali, the Manila Zoo’s lonely and miserable elephant.

Suan Palm Farm Nok, Thailand’s Cruel Bird Factory

In almost every corner of world, you can find horrific animal parks and appalling attractions, some of which try to fool tourists by billing themselves as “sanctuaries” or “eco-tourism” …

‘The Hobbit’: Unexpected Cruelty

New Zealand has been buzzing with excitement at the upcoming release of The Hobbit, but disturbing allegations of a slew of animal deaths on set have left a dark …

Get Off My Back!

Would you want to carry someone around on your back all day? How about seven days a week, 365 days a year—even during sweltering heat? That’s the life of …