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The '''Free Morgan Foundation''' is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of orca whales held in captivity. The foundation was founded in 2010 by Dr. Ingrid Visser, a leading marine biologist and orca expert, in response to the plight of a young female orca named Morgan who was being held captive at a marine park in the Netherlands. | The '''Free Morgan Foundation''' is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of orca whales held in captivity. The foundation was founded in 2010 by [[Ingrid Visser|Dr. Ingrid Visser]], a leading marine biologist and orca expert, in response to the plight of a young female orca named Morgan who was being held captive at a marine park in the Netherlands. | ||
[[Morgan - orca|Morgan]] was discovered in 2010, emaciated and alone, in the Wadden Sea off the coast of the Netherlands. She was captured by the [[Dolfinarium Harderwijk]], a marine park in the Netherlands, and was intended to be transferred to a Spanish marine park. Dr. Visser, along with a team of experts, examined Morgan and determined that she was a healthy juvenile orca that was fully capable of surviving in the wild. | [[Morgan - orca|Morgan]] was discovered in 2010, emaciated and alone, in the Wadden Sea off the coast of the Netherlands. She was captured by the [[Dolfinarium Harderwijk]], a marine park in the Netherlands, and was intended to be transferred to a Spanish marine park. [[Ingrid Visser|Dr. Visser]], along with a team of experts, examined Morgan and determined that she was a healthy juvenile orca that was fully capable of surviving in the wild. | ||
The Free [[Morgan - orca|Morgan]] Foundation was created to fight for Morgan's release and to bring attention to the issues facing captive orcas around the world. | The Free [[Morgan - orca|Morgan]] Foundation was created to fight for Morgan's release and to bring attention to the issues facing captive orcas around the world. | ||