The entertainment of marine life has become a topic of a discriminatory act against animals. Humans have removed animals from their natural habitat and social structure for pleasure. However, back in 2013 many businesses were exploited for the mistreated of animals under their care. During these years many facilities have released animals back into their natural environment. As more and more charities arise they have all acquired one common goal and are now on a mission to help aid marine life for a better future. One charity came across two girl whales who were in need of help and got the attention of many for their obligation of freedom.
As the information became public about how these animals were being used, one facility in Shanghai became the focus of attention, as awareness arose, the facility Ocean World has now declared the release of their two well know whales, Little Grey and Little White. These two whales had originated from Russia before they were forced to perform acts for the entertainment of the public. A specific organization felt the obligation to step in to help aid these to whales in hope of releasing them to a new sanctuary. With the help of a United Kingdom charity known as Sea Life Trust, the two whales have now had the opportunity be the first whales to enter the world’s first open water sanctuary. These two whales finally get the opportunity to experience open water and explore a new journey for their lives.
However, there were some delays before they were released due to a physical illness these two whales had contracted. Both Little Grey and Little White had contracted a bacterial infection in the care of the facility Ocean World. Even with the obstacles, they had to encounter, these two whales had a team behind them helping to support and aid in their release. So even though problems appeared during this process and time was extended, they never gave up hope. Once man in particular, Audrey Padget who is known as the manager of Sea Life Trust quoted “It was complex and it took a lot of time but it was so worth it to see these girls out here.”
Sea Life Trust is a charity organization who is emerging in its mission to help protect marine life and the oceans they call home. The charity has a desire to make the oceans healthy so the variety of sea creatures can live in a safe environment. On a mission to help the ocean become plastic-free and to end the exploration of marine life. This charity is going to need the support of the public.
For more information and how you can help donate to this charity visit this website: Sea Life Trust
