Friday, 23 July 2010 10:11

Again Renato Circus comes to Nicaragua and take the opportunity to reflect on the living conditions of their animals. African lions, Bengal tigers and giraffes of 6 meters high, living in small spaces, suffering from abuse and imprisonment for life, even though they are living beings who deserve to be respected and be released. In the circus show, we see the lions leaping from rings set on fire, elephants perched on two legs and boxing kangaroos, among other numbers. The people responsible for "train" animals use these methods of torture to make their "thanks", but remember that a wild animal is not domesticated words.

These people have to resort to beatings, punishment, so if you have visited a circus or taken their children, is being part of animal abuse.


Do you think it is fair for these creatures that are removed from their habitat and spend the rest of their lives in poor conditions?. In a show where the animals are beaten, poorly fed and forced to "work" can not be called entertainment.


Loving Foundation, an organization that its main purpose is the protection and welfare, called a rally in front of the Circo de Renato - installed at the roundabout "Virgin" - on Sunday July 18 to demand that no continue to use animals in shows.



Citizens and animal protection, joined the protest, by beings who have no voice, united and asked not to continue allowing companies to enter the country circus where animals are used.


It's time to wake up and say that Nicaragua to the animal abuse, so start to raise awareness and not to go to the circus, do not bring your children.


Nicaragua was the first country to sign the Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare (DUBA), which undertook to ensure animal welfare and believe that these circuses do not respond to that welfare. The cages, I insist, are not the natural habitat of big cats and wild animals traveling in the circus.


"All these species have this circus are included in the Red List INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURE (IUCN) - category (E), ie, those taxa threatened with extinction for which the Convention on International Trade Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) Appendix I agree - "The endangered species are affected by trade." (From http://fundacionamarte.org/)



Therefore, these animals must be released and not remain in captivity.

Because I care ... Animals