YES! SeaWorld to End All Orca Breeding!

a reply to: Ghost147

I don't disagree... every corporation in the world that gets involved in anything resembling conservation are only doing it for their image.

When it comes to saving animals bad help, is better than no help in my opinion.

I have nothing but respect for the non-profits and I hope they grow and continue to do more things, just beware the cost of unintended consequences.

Again apologies for the aggressive tone of my first post, it is a very touchy subject with me.

a reply to: Ghost147

About time, thankfully the public pressure and loss of revenue took its toll.

I remember going there as a kid and wondering why the fin was all floppy, they said it was due to captivity, and I knew in my heart this was the last place that Orca wanted to be.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: Ghost147

I don't disagree... every corporation in the world that gets involved in anything resembling conservation are only doing it for their image.

When it comes to saving animals bad help, is better than no help in my opinion.

The argument is that SeaWorld does more harm than good. Sure, they helped 20k animals. But does harming more than that justify it?

a reply to: Ghost147

We agree to disagree on some counts and I will leave it at that, with a sincere wish that you have much success in your future rescue efforts for many years to come.