The document discusses animal abuse in circuses and zoos. It notes that animals in circuses are often beaten, shocked, and confined to train them to perform tricks. Tigers are forced to jump through fire hoops despite their natural fear of fire and have been burned. Trainers use whips, tight collars, muzzles, and electric prods to force animals to perform. Circus animals spend 96% of their lives in chains or cages. The document concludes that circuses are not fun for animals and advocates boycotting circuses with animals and supporting animal-free circuses instead.
The document discusses animal abuse in circuses and zoos. It notes that animals in circuses are often beaten, shocked, and confined to train them to perform tricks. Tigers are forced to jump through fire hoops despite their natural fear of fire and have been burned. Trainers use whips, tight collars, muzzles, and electric prods to force animals to perform. Circus animals spend 96% of their lives in chains or cages. The document concludes that circuses are not fun for animals and advocates boycotting circuses with animals and supporting animal-free circuses instead.
The document discusses animal abuse in circuses and zoos. It notes that animals in circuses are often beaten, shocked, and confined to train them to perform tricks. Tigers are forced to jump through fire hoops despite their natural fear of fire and have been burned. Trainers use whips, tight collars, muzzles, and electric prods to force animals to perform. Circus animals spend 96% of their lives in chains or cages. The document concludes that circuses are not fun for animals and advocates boycotting circuses with animals and supporting animal-free circuses instead.
right to use animals, but cannot harm animals and must treat them humanely.Animals in circuses are often beaten, shocked, kicked confined in order to train them to be obedient and do tricks. no animals should be forced to perform tricks in order to earn money for their humans.some zoos and circuses are well being and welfare of animals, providing them with proper care.frustated by years of beating and many of them countless animals,trainers and members of the public have been ijured and even killed.
Facts about circus animal abuse
1 . tigers naturally fear fire, but they are still forced to jump through fire hoops in some circuses and have been burned while doing so. 2. Trainers use whips, tight collars, muzzles, electric prods, bullhooks and other painful tools of the trade to force animals to perform. 3. Virtually 96% of a circus animal’s life is spent in chains or cages. Do zoos and circuses abuse animals
Circuses are not fun for animals. The solution is to
go boycott circuses with animals, and support animal-free circuses.