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Sea otters like Langly need all the help they can get. Threats like entanglement and disease are pushing sea otters closer to the brink of extinction. But you can make a difference with your matched gift.

While we have the expertise to treat sick and injured sea otters, your help is needed to provide the meals and meds an animal needs for a second chance. And today, you can provide double the care.

Your matched support will help heal a sea otter, giving this threatened population a chance one animal at a time.

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Disentanglement and Multi-Year Survival of a California Sea Lion with an Upper Airway Stoma Due to Entanglement
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Observations of Tissue Healing Around an Implanted “C” Tag in a Gray Whale
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Use of a Lymph-Node Explant Culture System from California Sea Lions to Study Phocine Distemper Virus
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Rookery Through Rehabilitation: Microbial Community Assembly in Newborn Harbor Seals After Maternal Separation
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New Record of California Coastal Bottlenose Dolphins in Offshore Waters

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Pinniped Electroencephalography: Methodology and Findings in California sea lions