Keiko, Richter, Schellenberg, Madsen, Atkinson, and Williamson all return for a new adventure about friendship and family. The kit has since returned for sale in 2014 on except it now contains information on freeing orcas and dolphins worldwide instead of news about Keiko. Making him the second oldest orca to have lived in captivity.
Soon after rehabilitation, Keiko was freed in the same area in Norway where he was assumed to first be captured and eventually lived to be 29 years old.
The kit only cost $24.99, and many people all over the world had donated. In addition, there is information on the 'Free Willy Keiko Adoption Kit' which came with a Free Willy poster, stickers, a newsletter on how Keiko was being rehabilitated, and a replica of Jesse's whale necklace. Bell, and Keiko's former trainer Karla Corral. It also included appearances from Jason James Richter, August Schellenberg and the Donners as well as interviews with former Oregon Coast Aquarium president Phyllis A. The VHS release included an infomercial before the movie that talks about receiving donations needed to relocate the star orca, Keiko, back to the ocean.
