Florida
Activists are Pulling Out the Stops
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If
she is not retired to a natural sea pen soon,
she will die in that pathetic little tank.
Is
that what Miami residents want? Is that what
we, as a community, stand for? Lolita has
served this community unwillingly for 33 years
and made the Seaquarium a huge profit.
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Join
the growing number of former trainers, biologists,
veterinarians, teachers, lawyers, students, and
concerned individuals gathering outside the Miami
Seaquarium every Sunday to protest Lolita's enslavement
and demand her retirement.
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After
33 years of service hasn't she earned it?
It
CAN be done; it HAS been done; it MUST be
done!
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With
your support, we can give Lolita a chance to be
reunited with her real family, to experience the
natural rhythms of the sea, to swim and play and
socialize with other orcas, to find a mate and have
her own baby, and to LIVE free from the exploitation,
isolation, degradation, and cruelty of the captivity
industry.
It's
the right thing to do. Please join us!
NOTICE: Sunday
Demos at Seaquarium
are temporarily suspended
Where:
Miami Seaquarium
4400 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, FL 33149
When: Every Sunday from 11am-4pm.
Who: E-mail Val
Silidker for details.
Check
our or WSVN 7 FOX News Coverage
from Mother's Day 2003
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