Animals in captivity

End Dolphin Captivity

"You can cage the singer, but not the song" Harry balafonte #photographire

This is the Philippine tarsier! One of the world's smallest primates. Endemic to the southwest portion of the Philippine archipelago. Nocturnal, they are built to see, hear, and hunt in darkness. Large eyes are fixed in place; their heads rotate similarly to owls. Flexible, hairless ears detect even the slightest insect movements. Threatened by habitat loss, hunting, and capture for the pet trade. They typically do not survive captivity. Populations are decreasing. They are Near Threatened.

As IAR underlines, the bears are locked up in small and squalid cages, they only get fed scraps and dirty, stagnant water to drink. To relieve their boredom and immense frustration, many of the animals pace endlessly in their enclosures, bang their heads against the walls, or climb up the bars searching for an escape route that is simply nowhere to be found.

The life of a captive elephant at Amer Fort located in Amer, Jaipur forced to give tourist rides is one of misery and suffering.

Former circus lions begin journey to South AfricaA blind lion,... Former circus lions begin journey to South Africa A blind lion, one that is missing an eye, and 31 others that had worked in circuses began the journey to a South African wildlife sanctuary from Lima, Peru, on Friday in what their rescuers called “the biggest transfer of animals in captivity” ever undertaken. “These lions have endured hell on earth and now they are heading home to paradise. This is the world for w..

Some of the best circus animal awareness campaigns that we hope will continue to inspire people to boycott circuses until animals are removed!