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RTC Director Tim Gorski spent 4 months aboard the Sea Shepherd's Farlet Mowat in the Southern Ocean field-producing the award winning feature documentary "At the Edge of the World." It's an intense and in depth up close and personal look at the controversial battle over whales in The Southern Ocean. Look for it in theaters in 2008

In Thailand RTC aided and documented the rescue of a wild caught four year old elephant from the entertainment industry. She is currently residing at the Elephant Nature Park just outside Chiang Mai where she is adapting to her newly adopted family of other rescued elephants.

In September, 2005 Rattle the Cage and The Wildlife Care Center of Fort Lauderdale pulled our resources and sent five rescue workers and three vehicles (loaded with supplies) to the heart of the Hurricane Katrina disaster.

Tim Gorski and a small crew spent three weeks rescuing cats and dogs from the Lower 9th Ward in New Orleans. The area was completely underwater when they arrived. The crew set up camp in a Winn Dixie parking lot and in the following weeks rescued over 50 animals, many of which were reunited with families. Those not reunited were adopted out to good homes.

Tim Gorski's story and photos follow.

The Miami Seaquarium Files suit against RTC filmmakers to try and silence the criticism.

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Lolita: Slave to Entertainment played in front of a packed house 3 days in a row at the Breckenridge Film Festival.

Lolita: Slave to Entertainment has now entered the school systems as the best anti-captivity tool for humane educators. The documentary has screened in over 30 classrooms across the States this year.