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Stop Orca Captivity

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Claire Wilson
6 years ago Featured

Orcas are intelligent creatures who would typically roam for many miles a day. It is unbelievably cruel to confine them to a mostly featureless area smaller than the average supermarket car park. End orca captivity!

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Kate Hudson
6 years ago

Very supportive of this excellent petition to stop abuse of animals for human entertainment

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Laura Carr
6 years ago

We need to continue fighting for the freedom of beautiful beings such as these. Until all are free!

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Bethany
6 years ago

Animals are here with us, not for us

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Tabatha
6 years ago

Make it stop

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Katherine Miller
6 years ago

Animals are not for our entertainment, happy to sign this petition

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Susan Holt
6 years ago

Stop this abusive captivity, barbaric

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J Murupaenga
6 years ago

Animal captivity is cruel, but oceanic animal captivity is the most extreme crime of them all. My friends are Lummi, the tribe legally fighting to end captivity for Lolita/Sk'aliCH'elh-tenaut from Florida captivity. Ngā mihi from Aotearoa/NZ

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Barbara
6 years ago

All animals should be free!

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Jef Murupaenga Ikenn
6 years ago Featured

Animal captivity is cruel, but oceanic animal captivity is the most extreme crime of them all. My friends are Lummi, the tribe legally fighting to end captivity for Lolita/Sk'aliCH'elh-tenaut from Florida captivity. Ngā mihi from Aotearoa/NZ

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Ban this cruel practice

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Brendan kenny
6 years ago

Empty the tanks! It’s so cruel to keep these fantastic animals in tiny tanks, let them swim free

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T Nee
6 years ago

Keep up the amazing work Caleb, the world needs more compassionate and driven people like you! Full support for you and the Orcas

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Carina Campbell-Gedge
6 years ago

Orcas are social animals that travel up to 100 miles a day and live to be over 100 years old in the wild. In captivity they are sometimes kept in isolation for the majority of their lives in a concrete tank and are lucky to live more than ten years. The only reason we keep them in captivity is for profit as any research Seaworld claim they do would be better conducted in a wild setting where they can express their natural behaviours.

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Ethan
6 years ago

Free the Wales

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Maison Mckee
6 years ago

Really good

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Christine Cartner
6 years ago

This must stop

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Ponly Howie
6 years ago

Barbaric. Long time coming

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Dominic worbey
6 years ago

Nice one mate

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Louise worbey
6 years ago

Well done caleb