Animals suffer terribly in captivity! For giraffes, life in a zoo is often brutal and short. Their physical and psychological torment isn't entertainment. You can help end the suffering of giraffes in zoos by signing and sharing our alert: https://bit.ly/3gPPNr6 Take further action to help imprisoned animals by boycotting zoos. . . Repost @thesavemovement - Instagram Zoos take animals from the wild, and imprison them in tiny, unnatural enclosures, to be exhibited to the public. And then they cal

Effects of captivity on animals are well-documented, with investigations revealing a wide range of stress-induced behaviours, such as pacing, fur-plucking and self-harm – symptoms of a condition known as zoochosis. Despite zoos being marketed as being essential for conservation, most animals in captivity are not endangered and only a tiny percentage of zoo-bred animals are successfully released into the wild. It’s estimated that less than three per cent of a zoo’s budget goes towards meaningful