Number of Patients On-Site
Please note that some animals may not be visible to visitors as we strive to provide the best medical care to the patients as possible requiring us to sometimes have the animals in pens farther away from the viewing platform. Book a tour today to learn more about the patients on-site at our hospital.
Last update: 12-13-19 Time: is 12:15 p.m.
The information on this page is typically updated daily Monday – Friday. For general species information; including description, range, habitat, age class chart, etc. click on the common name above the picture of the species in which you are interested.
Hawaiian Monk Seals: Find out about the Current Hawaiian monk seal patients at Ke Kai Ola.
Total: 8
Patient Update
Last update: 12-13-19 Time: 12:15 p.m. If you do not see the patient you are looking for, visit our Released or Deceased page. Please email edu@tmmc.org if you have a question about a particular patient.
| Admit Date | Name | Common Name | Stranding Location | Class | Sex | Admit Weight (kg) | Diagnosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/11/19 | Trezz | California Sea Lion | Benicia Marina - Benicia, Solano | Adult | Male | 142 | abnormal behavior, |
| 12/01/19 | Bronwyn | California Sea Lion | Burlingame - Burlingame, San Mateo | Yearling | Female | 24.5 | abnormal behavior, domoic acid intoxication, |
| 11/23/19 | Hammond (restrand) | California Sea Lion | 17 Mile Drive (Spanish Bay Viewpoint) - Pebble Beach, Monterey | Yearling | Male | 28 | trauma, unknown, malnutrition, domoic acid intoxication, abnormal behavior, |
| 11/15/19 | Isla | Northern Fur Seal | Seadrift Beach (North) - Stinson Beach, Marin | Pup | Female | 5 | malnutrition, anemia, |
| 10/04/19 | Eddiebaum | Northern Fur Seal | The Tides Wharf (Bodega Harbor) - Bodega Bay, Sonoma | Pup | Female | 4.5 | malnutrition, maternal separation, pneumonia, enteropathy, anemia, |
| 09/10/19 | Gallop | California Sea Lion | Morro Strand State Beach (South) - South Campground - Morro Bay, San Luis Obispo | Yearling | Female | 22.5 | trauma, non-HI (known), anemia, |
