Stop Circus Suffering

Circus Belly Wien packs up and leaves Ireland 7 months early as public says no to suffering

UPDATE: In a written answer to a parliamentary question on 14 February 2013, it was stated by Mr Heath that: To date, two applications for a licence have been received by DEFRA. One inspection has taken place and a date for the other inspection has been booked. No licences have been issued so far.

In a move which appears to signal the beginning of the end for the remaining wild animals in circuses in Britain, ADI can reveal that the owner of the Great British Circus, Martin Lacey, has shipped his tigers off to Ireland to perform with the Courtney Brothers Circus.

When Courtney Brothers Circus began touring with five elephants ARAN warned of the risks.

ADI has expressed its disappointment that a number of big cats are to be subjected to a lifetime of circus suffering

ARAN reports on probably its busiest week ever in its campaign to stop circus suffering in Ireland…