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Honeybear

California Sea Lion
Zalophus californianus

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This patient is a California sea lion, our most commonly rescued species, with animals of all ages stranding throughout the year with a variety of ailments. 

Pups are born in June but stay with their moms for 10 months, so we typically see an influx of young animals in the spring. Other common reasons for stranding include domoic acid toxicosis, cancer, entanglement, malnutrition and leptospirosis. 

Age at Admit
Subadult
Weight at Admit
31.00 kgs
Sex
Female
Rescue Location
West Shoreline Access - Princeton-by-the-Sea, San Mateo
Diagnosis
Abnormal behavior, Domoic acid toxicosis
Admitted
09/02/2026
Status
Released
Release Date
09/18/2026
Release Location
Chimney Rock - Point Reyes

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