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During one of Six Flagsโs busiest weekends, we brought together 40 animal advocates to pressure the park to send Joyce and its other elephants to sanctuary. https://t.co/6yKhDFTebM
New USDA data shows the federal government's wildlife-killing program got nearly 50 percent deadlier in a single year. Much of the increase traces straight back to the dairy industry. https://t.co/T5qQqrTgkq
While the outcome of the complaint does not change our concerns about the conditions these elephants endure, our position remains clear: meeting minimum legal requirements is not the same as meeting elephantsโ needs. https://t.co/xBLOD5Awfv
Regardless of the outcome of our complaint, our position remains unchanged: Meeting minimum legal standards does not mean meeting elephantsโ physical, social, and psychological needs.
Joyce and the other elephants deserve more than the bare minimum. They deserve sanctuary.
BREAKING! In September, World Animal Protection filed a complaint with the USDA after aerial imagery revealed five African elephants, including Joyce, confined outdoors with little to no shade during extreme summer heat at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey.
We called on the USDA to investigate potential violations of federal animal welfare regulations requiring adequate shade for animals kept outdoors. The USDA has decided not to cite Six Flags. (See our attached statement)