Here are little things you can do to make big changes for Orcas:

1) Tell your friends and families not to visit or support Marine Mammal Parks like Miami Seaquarium, Six Flags and SeaWorld.

2) Call your Congressman and elected officials and tell them not to support Marine Mammal captivity. This can also lead to  a start of a petition, which could end all of this.

3) Support an Anti-Captivity Group. There are a number of non-profit organizations, both large and small, working to improve conditions for captive orcas, and to one-day secure their release to a sea sanctuary or, in a few possible cases, the ocean itself. Naturally, all of them need your financial support, but there are other ways to help too: event planning, fundraising, petition drives, volunteer office or accounting work, publicizing their efforts via social media, etc. You can contact them easily, here: 

- www.whales.org 

- www.awionline.org#sthash.BDp6cP7B.dpuf 

- www.hsus.org

- www.hsi.org

4) Make Your Voice Heard, protesting can help in an extreme way. Take part by clicking the links below (The Second Link is trying to end breeding at Sea World, they need around 29,000 supporters):

- www.takepart.com/article/2013/03/11/can-schoolchildrens-art-free-worlds-loneliest-killer-whale 

- https://www.change.org/p/seaworld-end-captive-orca-breeding-program

5) Educate yourself about Orcas and what they suffer through. Read books, go online, and watch documentaries. Inform yourself.