YOU can buy a pair of decent binoculars and improve your family’s health for the price of one seat at the circus.
Introduce your children to the delights of wildlife and improve their general knowledge and awareness of our wonderful parks and green lands.
On a wet day, children can sit by the window and watch birds in your garden.
It’s time to ban stealing wild animals from their homes and having them parade day after day, year in year out, to amuse us. What lessons are we giving to our children?
Despite overwhelming public opinion and a passed motion by the MPs in the House of Commons, our government decided against the motion banning animals from the circus.
They think it’s fun to take tigers, lions, camels, zebras and snakes from their homes.
They languish and suffer in UK circuses, performing sick tricks.
Animals take the smiles out of the circus.
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