One Voice is raising awareness among the public for animals kept in dolphinariums and circuses in 13 towns throughout July

For One Voice, whether they are marine or land animals, they must be preserved and protected in their natural habitats.

Circuses and dolphinariums: places of boredom and intense suffering

Orcas and dolphins lead a miserable life in the concrete pools of dolphinariums where they all suffer cruelly from captivity. They die young, unwell, and injured here and are sometimes driven to aggression by boredom, frustration, and endless deprivation. We are calling on the public to join us and to demand with us the transfer of captive cetaceans from these two dolphinariums in France, Planète Sauvage near Nantes and Marineland Antibes, to a marine sanctuary.

In circuses, the animals are made to suffer by the conditions that they are kept in, by the violence of training and shows and the tough nature of travelling around.
An endless ordeal that specialists say is a life that is not worth living. Many are born and die in a lorry; and disappear unnoticed.

An unfinished law and a campaign lasting more than twenty years

The law against animal mistreatment is a step forward on certain topics but it definitely does not go far enough for the animals kept and exploited for entertainment. One Voice is therefore continuing its work in raising awareness among the public of the reality behind the sequins thanks to footage from the investigation and proceedings. Its activists will encourage as many people as possible not to go to these places where animals are miserable, as they have done for more than twenty years. This is how they have helped ensure that big tops and dolphinariums close one after the other due to a lack of spectators.

These animals, with their dignity tarnished, all suffer the same horrendous fate.
We will never give up on them.

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Translated from the French by Joely Justice