Scandal circus Voyage in Nuremberg: demands the end of wildlife acts

Circus Voyage has long been criticized for its animal husbandry: two giraffes and two elephants died at Voyage well before their natural life expectancy. Aside from the fate of the animals, wild animal circuses also pose an enormous safety risk. At Voyage, not only do circus workers put themselves at risk through their daily work, even children are offered elephant rides. The list of serious accidents involving elephants is long.

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The federal government has so far ignored two resolutions of the Bundesrat from 2003 and 2011. In March 2016, the Federal Council called on her to finally act for the third time. In circuses, wild animals suffer from an extreme lack of exercise, constant changes of location and long transport times. In 19 European countries, there has long been a, at least limited, ban on wild animals in circuses.

is mobilizing the public and politicians for a legal ban on wild animals with an online protest, lobbying and high-profile campaigns as part of the “Broar campaign” (www./bruell). Celebrities, such as the GZSZ stars Anne Menden and Nina Bott, actor Andreas Hoppe (also known from the ARD Tatort), world boxing champion Regina Halmich, presenter Daniel Aminati and the animal figures by children’s book author Janosch support the demand.

At the same time, the internationally active foundation also takes care of the fate of individuals: rescued circus bears find a new home in the bear sanctuaries in Germany, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Austria and the Ukraine; gives former circus lions and tigers an animal-friendly old age in the South African LIONSROCK.
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To the online protest for a ban on wild animals in the circus: www./bruellen

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