Dolphins

IFAW MMRR teams test the hearing of a dolphin stranded on Cape Cod.
Marine Mammal Rescue and Research team release 11 stranded dolphins
16th January 2012 by Katie Moore
Following a week-long meeting on whale conservation with the International Fund for Animal Welfare whale team in Reykjavik, Read more »
Within the animal welfare movement, reasons for hope
Within the animal welfare movement, reasons for hope
23rd December 2011 by Fred O'Regan
As with many people, I find the end of the year a time of reflection. It’s a good time to look back over the year, Read more »
A single stranded dolphin in the IFAW MMRR rescue trailer.
With a bit of teamwork, a stranded dolphin returns to the ocean
28th November 2011 by Jane Hoppe
Satellite follows movements of rescued dolphin on Cape Cod Overview: Based on historical and anecdotal data, it has been a Read more »
Animal welfare can sometimes be an illusion
Animal welfare can sometimes be an illusion
28th November 2011 by Cynthia Milburn
An animal welfare act that does not protect animals from harm is worse than useless because it gives the illusion that Read more »
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Dolphins Experts

Brian Sharp, Emergency Relief Officer, Stranding Coordinator
Brian Sharp
Emergency Relief Officer, Stranding Coordinator
Katie Moore, Manager Marine Mammal Rescue and Research
Katie Moore
Manager Marine Mammal Rescue and Research
Shannon Walajtys
Manager, Animal Rescue-Disasters