Skip to main content

Get your invitation to an exclusive sea otter talk

Join The Marine Mammal Center's CEO Cecily Majerus, Dr. Cara Field, and Adam Ratner on Oct. 30 for an exclusive virtual briefing on sea otter rescue, research, and conservation followed by a live Q&A.

Learn why protecting this keystone species—and your support—matters for ocean health.

Make a gift of any amount to support this important work, and we’ll send you an invitation. You must opt into receiving emails from us to get your invitation.

Donate today
Sea otter
Northern fur seal

Doodle

Northern Fur Seal
Callorhinus ursinus

Book a Tour to Meet Our Patients

Northern fur seal pup Doodle was first found by the police in a marina. No, she was not breaking the law, but she was certainly in trouble! Doodle was weak and starving after separating from her mother too soon.

At our hospital, trained animal care experts used a special tube-feeding technique to help Doodle gain weight and strength. It wasn’t long before Doodle learned how to catch and eat fish on her own, swim with her pen mates and groom her fur coat. All three signs showed that Doodle was improving.

After three months of dedicated care, Doodle was ready to go home. She was released with a second chance right before the holidays.

Age at Admit
Pup
Weight at Admit
5.00 kgs
Sex
Female
Rescue Location
Emeryville Marina Park Shoreline - Emeryville, Alameda
Diagnosis
Malnutrition, Maternal separation, Anemia
Admitted
09/21/2025
Status
Released
Release Date
12/18/2025
Release Location
Chimney Rock - Point Reyes

Yes, I want to save a life!

You’ll be giving sick and injured animals the best possible care at the Center’s state-of-the-art hospital. With your gift today, you are giving a patient a second chance at life in the wild.

Meet Similar Patients

northern fur seal Lukelarry

Lukelarry

Northern Fur Seal — Male
Released

Albie

Northern Fur Seal — Female
Released
northern fur seal Peludo

Peludo

Northern Fur Seal — Male
Released