Believe tribute show at SeaWorld for Dawn Brancheau on Feb. 27, 2010

Following the tragic death of Dawn Brancheau, a trainer at SeaWorld Orlando who was pulled under water and drown by SeaWorlds largest killer whale, Tilikum, the park suspended the Believe shows at all of their parks. The shows resumed on Feb. 27, 2010 without any trainers being allowed to enter the water with the killer whales. The show began with a tribute to Dawn.
Here's the tribute, a couple of highlights from the 11 a.m. show, and an interview with Chuck Tompkins, SeaWorlds head of animal training after the show.

[@Serge4141]

You know I watch this and it just makes me sad. I actually knew Dawn way back in the day when she started in this business back in New Jersey and I know she loved it. But the feelings are very different when you have a personal relationship with the person. We all love and miss you Dawn.

[@christianmcbrearty]

That's really sad man. You're lucky you got to meet her though 😔

[@adrunkgorillawithalobotomy353]

I think she deserved a longer "tribute" than that.....poor lady. And Tilikum deserved his freedom. He died a slave. As will all the animals at that park. Rest peacefully, Dawn and Tilikum. You both deserved a happier ending.

[@BenRai2k]

she did deserve a much longer tribute

[@laurapeterson9029]

I concur!!!

[@bwaycraz3d84]

Of course the show will never be the same without Dawn. But as a Sea World patron since the diaper ages, I can tell you that her spirit & inspiration will live on. I have met Dawn on several occasions and she was such a wonderful person. She could tell I had the passion for being a whale trainer and sadly informed me that my heart condition wouldn't allow it. She was honest, but respectful as well. She understands all of us. RIP!

[@LocoYoFla]

The respectful thing for Sea World to have done would have been to have waited until after Dawn's service occured (on that Monday). That's what most individuals would have considered appropriate.

[@MCSTF25661]

Heartbreaking … Dawn loved what she did and I believe she loved those animals with all her heart

[@lindseysigg5811]

I wouldnt be able to perform again after someone passed

[@ripplewavess]

Tell that to Laura Survoik and Jenny. They got out of there quick.

[@bwaycraz3d84]

I don't work for Sea World, but I love the show, and Dawn was my favorite trainer there (although I still love all the trainers equally). I actually called work that day and told them I was going to be late just so I can catch this show. I wasn't impressed with the turnout, but it WAS 48 degrees, and it was windy & rainy. But nonetheless, it was still a beautiful tribute, and I was happy to be a part of it.

[@marissaruiz9963]

Tomorrow is her passing anniversary for 6 years. I miss her so much!

[@gachastudioforlife6458]

We all miss her :(

[@dwenrblx5143]

Yes

[@kenspov6103]

12 years this february. We miss you dawnie b.

[@ashley-cz1sl]

Seriously all the hard work she put into Seaworld and loved those animals she gets a 1:22 second tribute! Tells a lot about what Seaworld thinks of their employees. Really sad. At least her death and brought to light how Seaworld treats their animals and their employees. Really sad

[@porkeggyeolk]

The whole show was dedicated to her

[@marishanameyer6132]

This show is just embarrassing. Not a tribute at all. Getting those majestic creatures to perform circus tricks for idiots.

[@alexisxmarie4238]

ashley lesniak The whole show was dedicated to her. And it shows how much they do appreciate their trainers and animals,which is a lot! They love the animals and the trainers.

[@alexisxmarie4238]

marishana meyer You're embarrassing with you're comment. It was a tribute to her. Get real. It's not circus tricks either,see any circus music playing? No. See anything circus like? No. They perform what they do in the wild. And other add on's that are enriching to the orcas. Ignorant.

[@Jess-ew3tm]

the audience wouldve got bored

[@kellilangley8044]

Her passing was so sad, but I hope it's a heartfelt message of what CAN and DOES occasionally happen with these animals when they are held in captivity for the majority of their lives. They don't belong there performing tricks to an audience. Of course, these whales could not be set free otherwise they would die due to their lack of know-how in the wild, but a sea pen could be an ideal change. Tilly has shown time and time again just the true nature and power of orcas. May they both rest in peace!

[@LocoYoFla]

WOW How tacky and disrespectful to continue this show so soon after the death of someone that was very dedicated to the mission of Sea World.

[@bwaycraz3d84]

I'm not coming off as rude, but I wanted to let you know that these trainers loved Dawn as much as they loved the whales. They knew that if the show stopped altogether, then Dawn would never be happy again. I bet that Dawn was looking down on them & smiling, since she got to see that her dream of working with orcas will never die and continue to inspire other people. And for us Sea World fans, it was VERY hard to watch the whales perform without the trainers even touching them...

[@emmathomson5350]

R.I.P Dawn brancheau

[@gmal9386]

I think anyone would go nuts if they were stuck in a bath for thirty years!!!

[@alexisxmarie4238]

space unicorn It's not a bathtub. They aren't nuts,depressed,etc. like you crazy antis claim. No proof. Instead there is proof they are happy. I would be happy if I was in a big spacious exhibit/home getting free non toxic food,getting loved on,top care,and I have my family,etc.

[@alexisxmarie4238]

space unicorn Wayyyy better than fighting for my life in the wild hoping to make it everyday.

[@colty7764]

They're very adaptable and intelligent.

[@jerrypickles123]

@@alexisxmarie4238 it’s a very smal tank for a whale

[@4236dao]

@@alexisxmarie4238 yeah it’s like humans in solitary confinement almost. We need space, light, recreation etc or our mental health will drive us nuts

[@pottermore3169]

Notice how there's barely anyone in the audience

[@trua7129]

Its called the off season... There are several videos of SeaWorld today, during COVID, with each row blocked off and you STILL sometimes dont find a seat.

[@Videogamefan7000]

@@trua7129 What does COVID have to do with this video? Are you dumb?

[@trua7129]

@@Videogamefan7000 No, are you illiterate? Or do you just not understand what social distancing is? The original comment said that theres no one in the audience. I noted that the video is during the off season and now, in 2020, even when everyone is scared to go to places like amusement parks and every other row is blocked off for social distancing, the stadium still gets packed...

[@liannarivera5358]

@@trua7129 dude this video was like 10 years ago....

[@trua7129]

@@liannarivera5358 yes

[@dreams2lyfe]

I will forever hurt for Scott and the other trainers....this tribute was so touching.

[@hmontes89]

I applaud the trainers of SeaWorld. It takes a lot of guts to get back into the swing of the things after such a tragedy.

[@sammurray327]

Applaud people who exploit and abuse innocent creatures? Disgusting.

[@michelletheorca7162]

@@sammurray327 you are dumb

[@jonah.donohue]

That's the corporations buddy@@sammurray327

[@twist58]

@trainengineer2. Sea World does indeed rescue animals, rehabilitate them and nurse them back to normal health. When the time is right, they then release them back into the wild where they belong. This is why I have the utmost respect for Sea World and the trainers that work there.

[@notdotcalm]

Something far Greater was Dawns. I'm sure she was swimming with that whales during the show we miss ya Dawn!

[@michelletheorca7162]

@@devakis2430 okay now you are just disrespecting a very wonderful woman

[@dimitristsekeris1821]

It was a good decision to keep the trainers out of the water, but people should aknowledge that if Tilikum was really angry because of captivity he wouldn't be involved in one incident 11 years after the previous one. He would constantly show aggression. And yet he doesn't. And he is supposed to be the most aggressive Orca in there.

[@gabriel_dovale]

Are they freaking doing a tribute show with the freaking animal that killed her?!?!?

[@michelletheorca7162]

He didn't appear in this show

[@4236dao]

@@michelletheorca7162 oh so the whale got grounded

[@4236dao]

The whale got grounded like a child for killing someone?

[@canadasweetie]

Tilikun did not return to performing until 13 months after the incident.

[@KimberlyWilliams-vw2me]

Not Tilikums fault…nor was it Dawns. Such a tragedy. That’s what happens when you keep a highly intelligent creature meant for the ocean in a bathtub not to mention he was taken from the wild at 2 then severely abused. Sea World is the only one responsible.

[@a.walters123]

How strange and bizarre is it to make a tribute show using the same system and practices that killed a woman? This whole thing is just weird.

[@ahbrando]

@choasman669 which orca is your favorite to work with?

[@thatlightbulbsimp2002]

truly saddening... I remember seeing Dawn in a FETCH! episode. back then, I didn't even know she died. may she rest in peace...😞

[@ulisesmarvels]

Her Passing anniversary is coming up in a few days I miss her

[@ashley-cz1sl]

tp1275 I have read several of your comments that you have posted on here and let me tell you something not all the killer whales in seaworld's collection were born in captivity. Tilikum was born in the wild and brought to Sealand of the Pacific where he was tormented by the other two females and was confined to small spaces that drove him nuts. You seriously need to do some research of your own before you go on defending Seaworld and giving misinformation to the public

[@ameliareaganwright2758]

Seaworld is hurting. Hardly anyone is there...Plenty of empty seats.

[@timofeibaranovsky9850]

0:31-1:29 What a beautiful dedication to the animal trainer. RIP Dawn Brancheau.

[@patjoenkids]

If you saw the CNN interview last night,you can see that Dawn was in a prone position in some water... probably not a good idea since no one enters the water with Tilly, but in any case, animal behaviorists who have worked with him will eventually have an explanation in their report. This is hard for everyone, and my deepest condolensces to the Sea world family. Lets not forget that accidents happen at zoos and circuses too and Sea World has had no deaths in over 40 years.

[@joey36]

it's down right uncomfortable. you watch some of the other vids here on the 27th show and you can most assuredly see the confused look on the orca's faces as the trainers "their friends" keep their distance, as if to say "this is the part where you come hug me, rub my tongue, kiss my nose and rub my back". It is hard to watch this.

[@07CUrioUSME]

How DISTURBING is this video!!! Its like putting one bandaid on a laceration that needs a thousand stitches.....So wierd that people will actually find this a "tribute" in the same pool the lady was killed in....Wierd! Soooo wierd!

[@ripplewavess]

Lola Ade That’s A pool, she was killed in G pool.

[@alvarochavez6742]

Great blessings from Our Lord Almighty to Dawn's family.I feel a big pain in my heart for what happened,bit you must know there is a hope and a promise in Jesuscrist, that one day all de will be together holding us each other again.

[@dasani367]

so so sad :'( R.I.P Dawn

[@missnoodles996]

@etbella3 Dawn definitely DID NOT abuse anything. If they didn't treat them well then you wouldn't get the happy whales they have now - and no, they don't use food deprivation, either. I've been there myself and Dawn is the loveliest woman I've ever met, and the whales are the happiest animals I've seen in a long time. They treat them VERY well. World class vet care, trainers who love them, and the biggest pools in the world. If they treat them well and they're happy then thats fine by us.

[@orcawhalez8566]

Holly Ward Sorry love, but I case you haven't realised orcas live up to 100 years in the wild. Thx for putting these orcas on a forced march through hell, admit it! These orcas at SW are puppets on strings, pulled by that hellhole they call home (SW). Where did Tilikum come from? The ocean? WRONG! He came from his family. And have a think about this: if Tilikum was still with his family, would Dawn still be with hers? No disrespect Dawn.

[@brooklynrose4178]

Very sad that Dawn passed. :c RIP

[@orcawhalez8566]

Brooklyn Rose Her own fault. Coming to SeaWorld she was basically asking for it.

[@ecas4315]

@@orcawhalez8566 you’re a bad person

[@sgleaso]

beautiful tribute to Dawn - God bless all

[@alex43112]

r.i.p dawn sea world will always miss you i remeber when i met her once

[@mommyto3in2009]

thanks for posting :)

[@Hieagandaus]

It won't be the same with out her,even though i didn't know her it sadenning to know that a member of the seaworld family has passed. may she rest in peace PLUS- i hope they show it with the animals and trainers together

[@lbabytutorials4852]

I Was so sad when they ended the believe show, it was truly magical!

[@LocoYoFla]

They could have waited a few days until after Dawn's service.

[@janefla28]

WIBNWAB -that is exactly how i feel.i totally understand why they are not in the water but it breaks my heart seeing it like this.the trainers had/have so much trust in those whales and now to be yanked away like that must be heartbreaking to them as well as the whales

[@bwaycraz3d84]

@giannaluva65 I have gone to SeaWorld many times, and let me tell you - they are NOT starved. They feed them well, and they do take care of them & their facilities. In addition, if they don't want to do a show, they don't force them. There have been a lot of cancellations or changes in all of the shows they do because the animals just don't want to perform. Every show is a voluntary act!

[@helloitseilidh]

voluntary? the orcas can't exactly go anywhere can they 🤣these poor animals were being kept in a bath tub for our entertainment

[@twist58]

I'm well aware of that documentary, so I'll take your word for it.

[@alexcimmerian2185]

Without trainers in the water, without Dawn and Tilikum.... Seaworld became a mockery

[@tuarstinky]

Shamu Alone: Katina,Nalani,Kalina Discovery: Katina Share The Joy: Something far Greater: 18 Month old Trua Pass the torch: Devyn (human) Shamu Shamu/Celebration: Katina,Kalina,Nalani,Malia 18 Month old Trua And Kayla In Loving memory Of Dawn Brancheau

[@eggwitheyez]

It's not the same any more at Seaworld because the trainers can't go in the water, there's no bond, no "WOW!" as people would say and there's just no fun... I know what happened to Dawn Brancheau was terrifying and horrible but at the end of the day if events like that happen then surely it's time to let them back into the wild because to be fair there's really no point in those trainers being there to dance around and throw food out every now and then... R.I.P!

[@graceboudreault7039]

Rest In Peace Dawn. I am crying you didn’t deserve this 😢😢😢😭😭 you were my dads age same year 1969

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

How about a memorial for Tilikum? He's the one who suffered the MOST!

[@doireannlynch]

Yeh,but he didn't die

[@wicked4622]

Nymphadora Tonks yeah she did.

[@wicked4622]

he*

[@trishalennex4630]

He died in years after this, they wouldn’t show the memorial in 2010 for 2 obvious reasons

[@skylarcrate7404]

How those people can sit there clapping is just vile. A woman was murdered by a psychotic whale trapped in captivity against his will. No whale should’ve been stuck there after Dawn’s death, they should’ve been released back into the wild, where they belong, and the park should’ve been shut down. But money is far more important. Disgusting.

[@madworld52]

I cry everytime I see this!!!

[@monikaraithel7629]

I also. I found her sept.21.

[@chrisandalec]

@KerriCP It was obvious that Tillikum was not in the show. If he were in the show, one would have seen an enormous Orca (of one) splashing the crowd, not three or more. It was a team effort of the other Orcas to do Tillikum's normal splashing of water into the crowd. With Love, Chris in Indy

[@LG4EVR1808]

for one thing, the trainer fell into the tank where they are normally notallowed and also they dont just take random animals from the wild they take animals that they find hurt or beached that will probably never be able to survive in the wild again so this was just a freak accident and it is sad that it happened

[@bwaycraz3d84]

@laurenjones90 Their fins are curled because of how much time they spend near the surface. Some of the whales' in captivity have straight fin, some don't. Some of the whales in the WILD have straight fins, and some do NOT. It is not the question of how small the tank is, but a question of how much time they spend near the surface of the water, because the deeper the water, the better the pressure is to help hold up the cartilage in the fin.

[@chrisandalec]

@KerriCP I'm sorry if I "came off as rude"; I didn't intend to do so. I'm just still really hurt over this whole ordeal with Dawn and Tillikum. With Love, Chris in Indy

[@justinbieberfan1591]

poor dawn brancheau i just want to say to her who is in heaven R.I.P u will always b remembered

[@Floridafanatic28]

@awaseniu No, Tilikum was not raised in captivity and I believe you're right about wild caught whales as opposed to those that are born and raised with human interaction from day 1. Completely different personalities.

[@freedolphin3077]

Good to see the audience is getting fewer and fewer.

[@tinsote7176]

Sun Fire SeaWorld just had a successful 2018

[@devotedcetacean6568]

Not really. Its growing again

[@laramorrison5973]

@Good Krypollo if you have an issue with only seeing killer whales in their natural habitat, you have no right to be seeing a killer whale.

[@laramorrison5973]

@Good Krypollo yeah I do

[@tylerkriesel8590]

They saw great attendance in 2018 and 2019. And because Disney is jacking their prices for 2020, SeaWorld looks to be seeing record numbers i 2020 and 2021

[@D0cPr0c09]

wow that is so different to the original show. its such a shame she lost her life. but im sure she understood the possible risks when she signed up for the job. she loved what she did and im sure she wouldn't like to see the show cancelled or change from the way it was. i know obviously at this point they wernt aloud in the water 'till an investigation was complete but does anyone know if they are aloud back in yet?

[@LocoYoFla]

No, you don't understand... It's a huge problem! Normally, when something like this happens you wait until after the service to go on like normal. They should go on with the mission, but you should at least give time. Not even 48 hours, is definitely not enough time! Do you work for Sea World PR? You seem to be an overly enthusiastic cheerleader for them.

[@user-th3ky5zw9b]

It's creepy. They are like "in memory of Dawn.... Now.. watch the whale that killed her and the other whales too that could possibly kill." (Insert big ass smile) 😀😀😀😀😀 INSANE

[@figment1988]

judging from the cameras, it might have been a press event (not to mention the families of several trainers).

[@Howard892]

This caused alot of people to tear up! And then the clapping delayed the show for a few moments and even more tears were shed I went the sunday after they reopened the show as you can see they did not bring out the large whale he was still in confinement watching for behavioral problems. The show is deff not as good with the trainers not in the water with the whales.

[@alessandrathealligator4906]

R.I.P Dawn. You will be remembered.

[@BeelzebubG.O]

I pay respect to you Dawn and Tilikum you deserved better

[@Morg512]

RIP Dawn

[@CuriousRose]

Still so hard to watch 6/25/20

[@jrssjdca]

Nice video and nice tribute. I think that this tragic accident was as a result of an unfortunate incidence of the woman's hair causing a distraction. That was the latest finding that I heard on the news. Otherwise, her death probably wouldn't have happened. In watching the whales do their routine, they are creative, highly intelligent, very cooperative, and seem almost human. I really enjoyed watching this short production.

[@helloitseilidh]

i know you made your comment 13 yrs ago but this orca had killed 2 other trainers before this and it was swept under the rug. this was not an accident or isolated incident. i'd like to think you have seen the documentary blackfish now or at least heard of it

[@twist58]

In the 10 years that followed, she must be soaring higher in the sky than ever before in the heavens.

[@Kanjanapisan]

10 years already!

[@hawaiianpony]

They should re-name the show....it no longer serves what it was made for.....and I heard that they probably wont ever let the trainers back int the water with the whales. The other orcas shouldn't be punished (and I think lack of interaction with their trainers is punishment. Orcas love attention and to be touched! They're very tactial creatures! )because of something Tilly did. The trainers shouldn't be in the water with HIM, but they should still be able to swim with the others.

[@Tarzanmadeinbelgium]

First, support for family and friends of Dawn. I'm sure the killer whale was her passion and that where she is now she Is Not angry with Tilikum ... When we chose to work with "dangerous" animals we have concience of risques.Respect to you Dawn! Sorry for my english ....

[@geethebirdnerd]

Incredibly sad

[@lolastevenson6858]

I’m sad that they still kept the animal for this they should’ve known that being stuck in captivity for 30 years would not be good it wasn’t the orcas fault

[@giannaluva65]

@SHASSYSHASS also i thought i should remind u, their have been whale ATTACKS on trainers at seaworld but they survive, the attacks are mainly the whales dragging them under water for long periods of time until the other trainers can get it back to the surface, it also includes whales actually repeatedly jumping on the trainers.

[@2cute24get11]

@bluscope Im pretty sure that Tilikum wasn't collected by Sea World, since he came from a completley different park. I believe that the rest of the the whales except for Katine were all born in captivity. I'm not trying to be mean I'm just giving you the facts.

[@Keylimepiecake]

The fact that SeaWorld blamed it on that poor lady:( saying she shouldve had her hair up

[@baileighAM]

i understand your point of view, but i can completely understand why they wouldn't have the same energy. they witnessed something very horrifying. i would be a little scared also.

[@willianramos5650]

POOR TILLY ...........................

[@Sydneyyyyshay]

you dont understand. Dawn LOVED the whales. She died doing something she absolutely loved. Dawn would not have wanted them to stop the shows. And the orca was just angry, no one knows what the animals are thinking. So everyone should stop assuming things and just appreciate how beautiful these animals are.

[@PrinceLinkOfDragona]

@we1hate1ryanair Yes they are still not allowed in the water until SeaWorld can come up with a safty device to give the trainers more time to be alive in the event of another attack

[@LovelyLilDevilWings]

And if she had abused them, then we would all agree that she didn't deserve to have her job and such. Clearly, no one would every abuse these creatures, even though they are trapped in a tiny little area like this.

[@Kingpin5022]

I just don't get it. Why did this happen? I saw Free Willy, even I can understand that somethings can't be caged without there being a negative mental or physical reaction from the Kill Whales. Dawn appears to be a very beautiful soul, but if I had a half ton weighing cousin living on my couch and one morning I asked him to jump off the frig into the sink, then bounce me off the tip of his nose -- I'm sure he would slap the shit out of me then drown me in the garbage disposal.

[@brixton20]

oh my.. that was sad...

[@pancaketown6629]

And then they go on to force the whale to do more tricks... wonder how the other trainers must’ve felt, knowing they’re basically next in line

[@littlemisgingerbread]

they did that because any time later no one would have really been interested! i think it was touching! and i bet it was really hard on them!

[@EmilyHoskin]

Dawn was an amazing trainer she should have lived a longer life her smile was pretty

[@elfenmaus1440]

Goosebumps

[@Edkax3]

rip dawn =[ she died doing what she loved

[@sesshoumarusense]

This is absolutely fantastic stuff and it was very tragic to hear what had happened to Dawn. I've always wanted to go to seaworld and see the orcas in real life. But what became if Tilikum the whale responsible for the trainers death? And wasn't he also responsible for another trainers death where he was previously?

[@skylarcrate7404]

Wow you’re so so wrong. What became of Tilikum? He was stuck in captivity for the rest of his life, preforming daily and then he died. Do not expect a WILD animal to be placed in a swimming pool 24/7 and not expect them to go psychotic. Would you like to spend the rest of your life in a bathtub? No, you’d go insane. No whale is to blame here, it’s the sea world owners who let this barbaric show go on for so long.

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

RIP Tilikum!

[@Kaybuxx]

thank you, thats all i wanted to know, didnt mean to cause problems

[@bbbbbbbbbbbbb299]

this is a very sad event but they have to move forward. my prayers and thoughts are with Dawn Brancheau family. i saw this show last March and i never could see this ever happning. but i guess there names do have a meaning KILLER whale.

[@Shannon-nl1dz]

I'm so angry...im not going to say "what Dawn would've wanted" because she's gone. But she clearly cared so much about the animals and her work. Her death was a tragedy that could have been avoided. Better still it was a real life example as to why things need to change to avoid the possibility of further deaths. Instead...seaworld have pretty much spat in her face and all who were truly close to her. They made assumptions about what she would've said and how she would've felt after her DEATH. Someone who is no longer here...and they're speaking on her behalf in ways that purely benefit seaworld and their profit, nothing more. Dawn is in a better place now...maybe she is swimming FREE like the animals at seaworld should be. Shame on you all and her DEAT, the deaths before her and any more are on your hands!

[@3110Vanessa]

e o mar não deixa de ser um aquario gigante !!

[@dave1884]

@dreddevil0321 you'll probably find, as i have when i went there, that the 'bowl' isn't small at all. the pools they use are quite big, and very, very deep.

[@AnimalLeftist]

Wow, just when I thought SW couldn't sink any lower... How does it feel to know YOU caused her death, SW?

[@alexisxmarie4238]

AnimalLeftist Um,they didn't cause her death.

[@Jess-ew3tm]

seaworld itself didnt cause her death. it was just the whale itself. no one knew what tilikum was going to do that day but youd think after causingmultiple deaths already, theyd stop using him and get him help

[@chickitapanda6503]

@@alexisxmarie4238 yes they were aware that tilikum had already 2 deaths on his history and multiple injuries and they still used him so yeah they were very much responsible they are her boss what they say happens all the trainers do is suit up and shut up

[@LearnGrowThrive1]

This is horribly wrong and sick! She literally died 3 days prior to this tribute. SeaWorld is evil and greedy as hell. They should have closed down the attraction for a reasonable amount of time and gave her a proper tribute. That would have been the respectful thing to do. She gives them years of her life and they give back a few seconds on a monitor. Corporate greed at its finest. They didn't give two shits about the tragedy that took her life! Dawn, Tilikum and all the other whales are the real victims of SeaWorlds greed!

[@scubashark2]

@trainengineer2 Thank you for ALL you do, Sea World!! I wish I lived closer so I could help with the many rescues & wonderful research Sea World does to help the animals all around the world. God Bless you!

[@ritamora7222]

everyone love dawn

[@twist58]

@metridium. The 2010 profits are pretty much petty. They can keep their godforsaken money, but what really matters is that "bond" that should be kept alive and flourishing between people and animals.