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06/26/2026
Angel used to react, connect, and seek interaction. Now, after years in captivity, she swims the same endless circles, breaking the pattern only for food and training.
That is not care. That is confinement.
👉 Read the full blog: “From Freedom to Circles: Angel’s Story”
🔗 https://www.dolphinproject.org/blog/from-freedom-to-circles-angels-story/
06/22/2026
A seaside sanctuary would not erase what captivity has done to Wikie and Keijo. But it could give them a life without shows, crowds, and breeding. Another tank is not the answer.
👉 Read the full blog: “Wikie and Keijo: From One Tank to Another?”
https://www.dolphinproject.org/blog/wikie-and-keijo-from-one-tank-to-another/
06/21/2026
Angel’s story started in the ocean. Then Taiji took over.
Now she lives inside the Taiji Whale Museum, trained with dead fish, watched through glass, and trapped in a life that should never have been allowed.
👉 Read the full blog: “From Freedom to Circles: Angel’s Story”
🔗 https://www.dolphinproject.org/blog/from-freedom-to-circles-angels-story/
06/09/2026
Two orcas. One mother and son. A lifetime in captivity. Now Wikie and Keijo may be sent from Marineland to Loro Parque, an “animal embassy” that still keeps orcas in barren tanks, uses them in shows, and could fold them into its controversial breeding program, creating even more non-releasable orcas.
👉 Read the full blog: “Wikie and Keijo: From One Tank to Another?”
https://www.dolphinproject.org/blog/wikie-and-keijo-from-one-tank-to-another/
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