Lolita, the Orca who kept hoping
At Miami Seaquarium, Lolita turns in circles. She doesn't know, but we are working to save her. For her perhaps: freedom. Soon.
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At Miami Seaquarium, Lolita turns in circles. She doesn't know, but we are working to save her. For her perhaps: freedom. Soon.
Read the press release ↗A beautifully moving testimony translated by One Voice: so that one day no more babies will be sacrificed.
Read the press release ↗Kidnapped as a child, she was locked up in a goldfish bowl and used as a showpiece for 46 years. They named her Lolita.
Read the press release ↗One Voice leads a nonviolent fight to defend animal rights and respect all life forms. The organization operates independently.
Read the press release ↗In June 2010, a small female orca Morgan swimming alone was lost at sea off the coast of the Netherlands. She live in Tenerife.
Read the press release ↗Whilst SeaWorld has stopped the orca reproduction programme, in Antibes, the show opens again. What does the future for the flood survivors?
Read the press release ↗Over the course of the last three years, Léa has suffered immensely. Her neighbors often heard her screams, but they never spoke up.
Read the press release ↗One Voice recently checked in on Léa, a dog rescued from her violent owner. She is currently living with a loving family.
Read the press release ↗Dutch TV has gone backstage with hidden cameras to capture footage of the Harderwijk dolphinarium. The images revealed are terrible.
Read the press release ↗One Voice presents... A parade without cruelty, organized by ACTAsia, our partner in China! In Shanghai, the fashion will be CrueltyFree!
Read the press release ↗In August 2015, Lucille killed the first baby dolphin born at Planet Sauvage. This dreadful act stems from captivity.
Read the press release ↗One Voice has been working tirelessly with the authorities to seize two different properties belonging to animal traffickers.
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