Ban exotic animal circuses on the Central Coast


Ban exotic animal circuses on the Central Coast
The issue
Exotic animals in circuses are routinely subjected to months on the road confined in small, barren cages. These animals are forced to live in enclosures denying them every opportunity to express their natural behaviour and their training is often based on fear and punishment as revealed by numerous undercover investigations. As circuses play no meaningful role in education or conservation, the lifelong suffering of these animals continues only for the sake of a few minutes of entertainment.
Around the world, the plight of animals in circuses is increasingly heard. National, regional and local governments in at least 30 countries have already banned the use of exotic or all animals in circuses.
Australia is very behind on this, however local councils have started to step up and now longer allow them on their land. Please Gosford, don't condone cruelty and ban exotic animal circuses from using your land!

The issue
Exotic animals in circuses are routinely subjected to months on the road confined in small, barren cages. These animals are forced to live in enclosures denying them every opportunity to express their natural behaviour and their training is often based on fear and punishment as revealed by numerous undercover investigations. As circuses play no meaningful role in education or conservation, the lifelong suffering of these animals continues only for the sake of a few minutes of entertainment.
Around the world, the plight of animals in circuses is increasingly heard. National, regional and local governments in at least 30 countries have already banned the use of exotic or all animals in circuses.
Australia is very behind on this, however local councils have started to step up and now longer allow them on their land. Please Gosford, don't condone cruelty and ban exotic animal circuses from using your land!

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Petition created on 15 April 2014