Get These 3 Animals Off Display in Vegas Today!

Las Vegas, often referred to as the Entertainment Capital of the World, boasts a plethora of attractions that captivate millions of visitors every year. However, amid the glitz and glamour, there exists a controversial and morally troubling practice – the display of exotic animals for public entertainment.

1. Dolphin Habitat – Mirage Hotel

Source: 8 News Now – Las Vegas/Youtube

The Las Vegas Mirage is a hotel and casino with a dolphin habitat. Unfortunately, many of these dolphins have passed away.

2. Snakes – Venom in Vegas

Source: Animal Planet/Youtube

Although this video was taken thirteen years ago, it is not uncommon to have snakes on display in Las Vegas.

3. Reptiles – Reptile Super Show

Source: Dav Kaufman’s Reptile Adventures/Youtube

A year ago, Las Vegas held its first “Reptile Super Show”. It included vendors selling animals, showing them off in cages, and even dressing them up.

Las Vegas has always been a city of transformation and reinvention, and it’s time to reshape its image concerning the use of exotic animals for public display. By advocating for the removal of animals from entertainment venues, we take a crucial step towards a more compassionate and responsible future. Let us ensure that this city remains a place for entertainment, but also a symbol of compassion and respect for all living beings.

Sign this petition to get Dolphins OUT of the Mirage Hotel and Casino.

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