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‘Donkey Basketball’ Is for Asses
It’s up to you to stop this cruel “sport.” If your school or a school in your area is planning to hold a donkey basketball game, there are a number of steps you can take to get the game cancelled and make people aware of what the donkeys go through. We’ll give you lots of Street Team points for doing your part—just be sure to e-mail StreetTeam@peta2.com to let us know what you’ve done.
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It’s hard to believe that something called “donkey basketball” still exists in this day and age, but sadly, it’s true. During these cruel “games”—which are held by some schools as fundraisers—donkeys are dragged, kicked, and punched by participants who have no experience with handling animals. As if abusing animals and forcing them to participate in these games weren’t bad enough, there’s more: In order to keep them from having “accidents” on the court, donkeys are deprived of food and water for hours before the game. How ridiculous is that?
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