Free the two dolphins living in a pool in Dilijan, Armenia.

Dolphins are smart, social creatures with the capacity to do a lot of things. But heal the sick is not one of them. Unfortunately, operators at a facility in Dilijan, Armenia might disagree. The complex is home to two dolphins they claim can alleviate a host of maladies.

The poor marine mammals are forced to live in a tiny pool where the ill can then take a dip and be "cured."

Dolphins are extremely intelligent, social creatures that swim huge distances in the wild. And yet, these dolphins are suffering in a tank not even half the size of an olympic sized swimming pool. At one end it's little more than 2 feet deep.

What's more, activist fear the tiny pool could be chlorinated causing a whole host of problems including deafness and eye infections so severe that they can't even open their eyes.

Last month, after the plight of Misha and Dasha - two bears held captive at at a riverside restaurant - came to light, the two bears were rescued. The restaurant owner and officials could no longer ignore the outcry for their freedom and they were finally released from their steel prison and sent to a sanctuary.

If enough of us speak up, we can help rescue the two dolphins as well. Currently activists are pushing for their release so they can be rehabilitated with hopes that they can be reintroduced into the wild. Let's join the call and demand that the Dolphinarium and the Armenian government release the dolphins for rehabilitation and to a better life.