Last Circus Elephant in Portugal Becomes First Resident of New Animal Sanctuary
Last Circus Elephant in Portugal Becomes First Resident of New Animal Sanctuary Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por Pangea Elephant Sanctuary (@pangea_trust) In 2018, Portugal banned wild animals in circuses under a law that fully took effect in...
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