Guadalupe fur seals are a threatened species that range along the West Coast, and these are two of the ten individuals we’ve had in our care since the Rescue Center opened in 2021.

Fans might also notice a megaesophagus in the first image as well - Linguine was treated for the condition and is feeding well with the rest of the seals!

Many of our early summer maternal abandonment patients are returning to the wild. But even as pupping season begins to wind down, we still need to give marine mammals resting on shorelines plenty of space! Please keep your pets on a leash, and if the animal notices you, you’re too close 👀

Naga is only the third patient we've satellite tagged, and her dataset is the longest so far.

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📷 Photo above is an aerial image of members of J pod from the endangered population of Southern Resident killer whales off San Juan Island, Washington. Image collected non-invasively using a remotely operated octocopter drone flown at an altitude of > 100 ft under NMFS permit # 22306.