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Free the Dolphins

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Since 1991, WSPA has engaged in dolphin rescue and reintroduction programs, supported scientific research studies to fill information gaps, participated in outreach and education efforts through campaigns and commercial and governmental lobbying, and established partnerships with other animal protection groups that work on this issue. WSPA has achieved several notable successes during this time including a pledge from the Seven Seas luxury cruise line to no longer offer dolphin encounter tours at any of their ports of call. WSPA has also co-produced a comprehensive report on the state of marine mammals in captivity titled “The Case against Marine Mammals in Captivity”.

Please explore this section of our website to learn more about dolphins in the wild and the reasons why they should not be kept in captivity.



Recent News >> News items from the current year
Frequently asked questions >> Learn more about why dolphins should not be kept in captivity
Dolphin facts >> An extensive look at these beautiful mammals, and the case against keeping them captive
New!  Facts about dolphins in the wild >> Especially for kids!
Archive >> Archives news stories about dolphins and the dolphin campaign

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Testimonials
 
"I have left a bequest to WSPA because it’s a well-respected and financially secure group, which can be counted on to work well into the future. There are many organizations that help animals in our country. WSPA is special. They step in worldwide to help those who suffer from neglect and abuse, natural disasters, war, overpopulation, factory farming and ethnic customs. It’s comforting to know that there are people who are willing to put themselves at risk to help all kinds of creatures."
 
Janice Meeg Johnson
WSPA Supporter


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