We need as many people as possible to help us to try to get the goverment to reconsider the ban on animals in the circuses which starts in July.
Circus workers DONT ill treat their animals they love the animals as much as they do their family. The animals are part of their family. They take great time in choosing a site that is suitable, big enough, enclosed, Not too much noise or too close to a busy road. They move very short distances & always have a nice big enclosure & shelter ready for them when they arrive at the new site with fresh water & food.
They are checked regularly by animal experts to make sure they are all fit & well.
Please evryone help us to save the traditional circus

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/savethecircuses/

Hello my name is Claire and I'm Tyanna's mum. On behalf of all of us at 'Circus Tyanna' we would like to invite you to have a glimpse into our world of family, fun and circus.
 For those of you who have visited us before welcome back and for those of you who are first timers, let me give you a little background information and to fill you in on what's been happening.
 Todd (Tyanna's dad) and I bought the show for Tyanna's first birthday present in 2008, We then spent the rest of that year putting the show together.

We opened for our first season in 2009 and although we were finding our feet, I am proud to say we finished the season on a high and then celebrated the arrival of Tyanna's brother 'Laken' in October.

We then spent the winter putting our energy in to preparing to pull out for our second season.
 2010, although in the midst of a recession. we completed a successful season and would like to thank the very strong team of people we had behind us, who backed us all the way.

 I wish to take this time to openly thank them for all their hard work.

 Tyanna learnt a lot in 2010 not only working more in the ring but also about 
death and the loss and grief of  loosing someone you love.
In August 2010 Todd's father Chris Christian sadly passed away. Chris himself will be forever immortalized as the ringmaster in the excellent 1960's film The Circus of Horrors.

Tyanna and Laken both lost there last remaining grandfather. He is missed and his passing left a great hole in all our hearts.

 We are currently preparing for our 2011 season, making costumes, overhauling transport, painting and generally busying our self with the day today running of a business and growing family.

  Our values and goals for our family haven't changed. We still want to offer a family fun filled show which is suitable for the whole family and as ever Tyanna and now Laken are at the hart of the show.
  We look forward to welcoming you all at some point in the season and to coin a phrase my father-in-law loved.

   May all your days be circus days xx