*[Enwl-eng] Animals abused and forced to perform in front of screaming crowds

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            Wild animals shouldn't still be suffering in circuses. It's time 
to ban them in the U.S.

                  Sign Now



                  The life of a wild animal in a circus is anything but fun: 
they're confined to cages, denied socialization, and forced to perform 
unnatural behaviors for screaming crowds. While many U.S. states have 
implemented their own laws to regulate circuses, it's clear that patchwork 
system is not enough — it's time to take this fight to save animals to the 
federal level. That's why we're urging Congress to prohibit traveling 
circuses and exhibitions from keeping wild animals, such as lions, tigers, 
and elephants, by passing the Traveling Exotic Animal and Public Safety 
Protection Act (TEAPSPA).

                  Wild animals have been used in circuses for decades, but 
that doesn't make it right. Research shows that circuses can never provide 
what these animals need in order to be physically and psychologically 
healthy. On top of that, circuses have resulted in countless serious 
dangerous incidents, including the deaths of trainers and even injuries to 
members of the public. Wild animals shouldn't still be suffering in 
circuses. Sign the petition to tell members of Congress they must ban 
circuses from using wild animals!

                  Thank you,

                         Miranda
                        The Care2 Petitions Team



                  P.S. Torturing wild animals should never be considered a 
form of entertainment. It's time to ban their use in circuses throughout the 
United States.









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From: Miranda B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2021 8:03 PM
Subject: Animals abused and forced to perform in front of screaming crowds





 
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