This video says about itself:
25 April 2016
When circuses are touring, animals are forced to live in collapsible, temporary accommodation, and welfare is inevitably compromised. Our investigation of Peter Jolly’s Circus winter quarters reveals that life is just as miserable for circus animals when they are not touring. Find out more and how you can help here.
From daily The Morning Star in Britain:
Saturday, March 3, 2018
Actors welcome plans to ban wild animals in circuses
BRITISH actors have welcomed plans to ban wild animal circuses in England within two years.
Brian Blessed, a long-standing supporter of Animal Defenders International (ADI) and its campaign to stop circus suffering, said he was “absolutely delighted” that a wild animal circus ban is in sight.
“It cannot come soon enough for the animals, who must endure an utterly unnatural and miserable life in the circus,” he said.
ADI said circuses could not provide animals with adequate facilities to keep them physically or psychologically healthy as they are frequently on the move.
Joanna Lumley, another staunch supporter of the campaign, said: “Forced to perform, caged and confined — it is haunting and horrifying to see animals being used in circuses and I’m thrilled that action will finally be taken.”
She also called for an end to the “pitiful acts” across Britain and urged the public to join her in backing ADI’s campaign.
ADI president Jan Creamer said: “Circuses cannot meet the needs of animals in small, mobile accommodation and Animal Defenders International has repeatedly documented suffering and abuse.”
An increase in awareness of circus animals’ suffering has led to a decline in the number of acts in Britain, with only two performing in England using wild animals.
Suffering caused to wild animals by constant travel, severe restrictions on movement and an unnatural lifestyle has prompted authorities and governments around the world to end their use in circuses.
National restrictions on performing animals in travelling shows have now been enacted in 43 countries.
Dear Kitty. Some blog 
Very glad to hear that! I’ve never taken my sons and later grandchildren to a circus because of cruelty to animals!
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Indeed, these animals moving about in much too small transport!
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