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Marineland succeeds in bid to sever property so it can raise money to move animals

  • Marineland has received approval from the City of Niagara Falls to sever its property to raise funds for operations and move more than two dozen beluga whales, as stated at a public hearing on Tuesday.
  • The City of Niagara Falls confirmed that Marineland needs money to help fund a move of its remaining 31 belugas.
  • Animal Justice pressed the city and Marineland for more details on where the animals would be moved.
  • Marineland has long defended its treatment of animals and claims that the deaths are part of the natural cycle of life.
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Marineland succeeds in bid to sever property so it can raise money to move its animals

Marineland is set to sever its sprawling property so it can take out mortgages in order to fund park operations and eventually move its animals, including more than two dozen beluga whales, the tourist attraction said at a public hearing Tuesday.

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Marineland succeeds in bid to sever property so it can raise money to move animals

The City of Niagara Falls approved Marineland’s application to divide the property following a committee of adjustment hearing

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Marineland succeeds in bid to sever property so it can raise money to move animals #BreakingNews #CDNNews #CDNPoli

The City of Niagara Falls has approved an application by Marineland to sever its property so it can raise money to move its animals and operate the park. The city approved the application at a committee of adjustment hearing Tuesday evening. A lawyer for Marineland says the park has not yet been sold and money is needed for operations and to help fund a move of its remaining marine mammals, which include 31 beluga whales. Eighteen belugas, one k…

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(Updated) Marineland succeeds in bid to sever property so it can raise money to move animals

Marineland is set to sever its sprawling property so it can take out mortgages in order to fund park operations and eventually move its animals, including more than two dozen beluga whales, the tourist attraction said at a public hearing Tuesday. The City of Niagara Falls approved Marineland's application to divide the property following a committee of adjustment hearing. Marineland has said it is transitioning to new ownership, but a lawyer for…

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