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Action: Protest Animals Used in Entertainment
Protest Animals Used in Entertainment
A captive chimpanzee reaching through a chain link fence

Many people enjoy watching animals in circuses, films, TV, and music videos. However, entertainment animals are sometimes abused, particularly those who are not domesticated and are potentially dangerous to their human trainers such as elephants, big cats, and apes. If you and your group want to help animals in entertainment, you can first learn about the animals you are interested in helping and how they are being used in entertainment. One of the resources you can access is the Chimpanzees in Entertainment section on the Jane Goodall Institute website. Then, if you are interested in taking action, you can access other resources for ideas on how to help. These steps may seem small, but each decision and each action you and your group takes truly makes a difference.
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