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Sea Lion Irving Rescued on a San Francisco Street

California sea lion Irving was stranded in San Francisco. Thanks to our partners and people like you, he was rescued and brought to our hospital. Irving is now receiving expert medical care needed to recover.

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California sea lion pup Irving
Guadalupe fur seal Giant
threatened

Giant

Guadalupe Fur Seal
Arctocephalus townsendi

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Found all alone, Guadalupe fur seal Giant did not live up to her name. You see, she was starving and weighed little more than what she would have as a newborn despite being much older. Fortunately for this orphaned pup, a concerned beachgoer called our response hotline. After our experts determined Giant needed medical attention, she was brought to our hospital where she was gently tube-fed “fish smoothies.” At first, animal care experts noted that she was less active than was typical for this species. But soon enough, Giant’s energy and strength returned, and she was observed enthusiastically swimming and grooming in the pool. She also transitioned to eating whole fish, a skill she would need to be released back to the wild. It took a few attempts of mouthing the fish before Giant had her “lightbulb” moment and learned to eat whole fish on her own. After about three months of care, Giant was granted a clean bill of health and released back to the wild with a second chance at life. 

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Age at Admit
Pup
Weight at Admit
7.08 kgs
Sex
Female
Rescue Location
Pajaro Dunes (Avocet Cir) - Watsonville, Santa Cruz
Diagnosis
Malnutrition, Maternal separation
Admitted
01/29/2023
Status
Released
Release Date
05/04/2023
Release Location
Chimney Rock

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