Distressed Bald Eagle Named Clark Struggles to Break Free Among Firework Explosions

 

Donate Now November 14, 2024 Distressed Bald Eagle Named Clark Struggles to Break Free Among Firework Explosions Bald eagles are often thought to symbolize freedom, but Clark is anything but free as he was hauled to a U.S. Women’s National Team match and used as a prop. HELP BAN THE USE OF WILD ANIMALS AT EVENTS Misery, Bad Science, and Infectious Diseases: A Résumé of Violence  Send a Care Package to a Neglected Dog This Winter Victories and Progress Victory! Whole Foods Is Now Monkey Labor-Free—No Thanks to Whole Foods Big News! Coca-Cola, PepsiCo., and More Cut Funding for Cruel Animal Tests Once Caged at Waccatee Zoo, These 12 Animals Now Live in Sanctuaries ICYMI: Huge PETA Win! Starbucks Just Made All Your Dairy-Free Dreams Come True Dog Kept Safe From Bombs in Basement Gets a Second Chance at Life—Watch Now Trending News 43 Monkeys Escaped Their Prison–Urge Feds to Send Them to a Sanctuary Listen In: This Powerful, Wide-Ranging Podcast Reveals What PETA’s All About Animals Slaughtered and Skinned Alive, yet This Taiwanese Brand Still Sells Fur Gobble Up This Guide to Hosting Your Own ThanksVegan in 2024 Are You an Empath? Take This 60 Second Quiz Beware Holy-Sounding ‘Rescue’ Scams U.S. and Canadian College Students: Join peta2 as an Advanced Intern—Apply Today Urgent Action Needed Happening Saturday: The Every Woman’s Marathon is Big Dairy’s Ploy to Manipulate Women Monkey Business Ends Here: Demand That Apple Enact a Ban on Primates Now Take Action After Dog Is Mauled to Death at OKC Shelter Bears Have Died in This Concrete Pit—Help Young Bears Before It’s Too Late Vegan & Cruelty-Free News Will Mike Tyson Bring Us ‘Vegan McDonald’s’? Sample 25 Different Vegan Chocolate Flavors with this Winter Wonderland Advent Calendar 22 Facts That Will Make You Pass on Turkey This Year Pamela Anderson’s New Cookbook Shares Recipes and Stories From the Heart ‘ThanksVegan’ Recipes with Inspiration from Around the World ☆  ☆  ☆ Fascinating Fact: Bald eagles' vision is about five to six times sharper than human’s vision. They also have a 340-degree field of view, compared to 180 degrees for humans and can spot small animals from over a mile away! More Animal Rights News & Resources News Stories Investigations Action Alerts Vegan Living PETA Latino (Spanish) PETA Shop peta2 (ages 13 to 24) PETA Kids (ages 12 & under) TeachKind (Teachers) Donate Get Active Locally Latest Podcast Episode . Please do not reply to this e-mail. Instead, contact us here. View this e-mail online. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.