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End Japan's dolphin slaughter

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TO GERALD DICK, CEO OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATION FOR ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS:

We urge you to use your power to end the dolphin massacres in Japan by calling on all zoos and aquariums to stop purchasing Taiji dolphins and put an end to dolphin captivity around the world.
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End Japan's dolphin slaughter
while you read this, another hundred dolphins might get encircled and slaughtered brutally in the Taiji cove in Japan. Huntsmen have set sail to kill thousands of dolphins and Japan hasn’t been listening to the international protests for years - but we have come up with a tactic that could finally stop the brutal dolphin slaughter:

Few people know, that Japanese dolphin hunters make most money from selling the most beautiful creatures to aquariums and zoos around the world. That means, if we get the international association of zoos and aquariums to immediately prohibit the trade with Taiji dolphins, the hunt doesn’t make much monetary sense for the huntsmen anymore and this disgusting blood bath might stop.

If we act fast, we can still save hundreds of the dolphins this year! Sign and share now to save the most intelligent animals on our planet!

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