SeaWorld Protester Pleads ‘Not Guilty by Reason of Necessity’
Protester Amanda Slyter pleads not guilty and invokes the “necessity” defense (violating a lesser law to right a greater wrong—such as SeaWorld’s orca abuse).
Read MorePETA, ACLU Sue Airport for Rejecting Kathy Najimy Anti-SeaWorld Ad
PETA and the ACLU have filed a lawsuit against the San Diego airport after it wrongly refuses to run PETA’s new anti-SeaWorld ad starring Kathy Najimy.
Read MoreCalifornia Bill Would Free Orcas at SeaWorld
The captive orcas at SeaWorld San Diego have a long-awaited chance at freedom.
Read MoreFeds Cite SeaWorld Again for Expired Veterinary Drugs, Crumbling Stage
PETA complaint prompted the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to cite SeaWorld’s Orlando park for violations of the Animal Welfare Act.
Read MorePETA Shareholder Resolution Calls On SeaWorld to Shift Orcas to Sanctuaries
Last year when SeaWorld stock went public, PETA became shareholders so that we could attend and speak at annual meetings and submit shareholder resolutions asking for policy changes.
Read MoreSeaWorld’s Open Letter
In defense of its abusement park, SeaWorld unleashed an expensive and inaccurate ad campaign in newspapers across the country. PETA’s Lisa Lange sets the record straight.
Read MoreSeaWorld Shareholders Bail
Even though SeaWorld just went public last spring, a subsidiary of The Blackstone Group, the private-equity giant that controls SeaWorld Entertainment Inc., has sold 19.5 million shares of its SeaWorld stock.
Read MoreRose Parade Officials: Cancel or Change SeaWorld’s Float!
PETA is urging Tournament of Roses President R. Scott Jenkins to require an update to SeaWorld’s float design that more accurately depicts what the orcas at SeaWorld endure.
Read MoreIn Wake of ‘Blackfish,’ SeaWorld Chair Dumps Stock
Things at SeaWorld are not looking good—even its owners are jumping ship.
Read MorePETA Calls for Cruelty-to-Animals Charges Against Seaworld
On the 30th anniversary of the capture of Tilikum PETA submitted a formal complaint urging Florida State Attorney Jeffery Ashton to investigate the park and to pursue felony charges for alleged violations of Florida’s anti-cruelty statute.
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