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The elephants escape from her leaser, the Jordan World Circus, outraged many, including officials with PETA, the world’s largest animal rights organization.

The run-in with the USDA is not the first: Viola the elephant’s owner, Carson & Barnes Circus, has been previously cited more than 100 times.

BUTTE, Mont. - The circus responsible for an elephant escaping and running through Butte last month was cited by the United States Department of Agriculture in May.

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PETA released a statement this week alleging that a circus elephant that briefly ran loose in Butte has been subject to "decades of abuse and involuntary servitude" by her owner.

PETA and the Humane Society of the United States condemn Carson & Barnes Circus over Viola the elephants escape in Butte on Tuesday.

PETA released a statement alleging that a circus elephant that briefly ran loose in Butte has been subject to "decades of abuse and involuntary servitude" by her owner.

In the final of a three-part series, columnist Curt Eriksmoen discusses the evolution of circus culture and the public's scrutiny on animal cruelty