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10 May 2008
In the last 100 years understanding of our planet and the animals with whom we share it has grown enormously. We have made great strides in technology, medicine and learning. However, many people question...
10 May 2008
We examine here the issues and challenges raised by the need to adapt both accommodation and husbandry practices for the traveling environment. These include: Limited periods in each location or...
10 May 2008
Frequent and long periods of travel in trailers are the norm for animals in circuses. During a performance season circuses typically visit many different cities all over the country, covering thousands...
10 May 2008
Poor animal care in the circus may not always be intentional, but it is basically unavoidable, given the mobile nature of circuses and the temporary enclosures, living spaces and trailers that the animals...
10 May 2008
It is vitally important to house species in appropriate groups. For many species social living provides more benefits than finding food or avoiding predation. It is a major source of stimulation and...
10 May 2008
Collectively, this evidence demonstrates that exotic and domestic animals are likely to suffer as a result of living in a traveling circus:- Transport has been shown to cause many indicators of stress,...
10 May 2008
ADI has conducted extensive studies of the use of animals in traveling circuses all over the world for nearly two decades, using methods of observational data, videotape and photographs, collected by our...
10 May 2008
The executive and legislative powers of the different South America states, are provided with full competence and powers to create legally binding sources of law in order to ban the use of animals in circuses...