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Animals Used In Sport Or Entertainment

WSPA opposes the use of animals in sport or for entertainment when such use is contrary to the animals' nature, or may involve suffering or adversely affect the animals' welfare.

WSPA opposes any 'sports' that involve pitting animals or humans against animals.

WSPA is totally opposed to exhibitions or presentations of wild animals in circuses and travelling menageries.

WSPA believes that wherever they are used in the making of films or television programmes or in the theatre, animals must not be caused any suffering, nor be portrayed in a manner demeaning to their species.

WSPA is opposed to the giving of live animals as prizes.

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"The involvement of an organization such as WSPA provides help and guidance to deal with the issue of animal populations in need that arises in the aftermath of disaster. This makes the management of the whole relief operation easier, as in many cases animal issues are the cornerstone for the success of efforts."
 
Colonel Gregorio Escobar Yanez
Coordinator of the Conference of Allied Forces of Central America (CFAC) in Honduras


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