The three pups join the Alaska SeaLife Center’s ‘growing’ patient list.
The recent rescues come after the discovery and recovery of a premature harbor seal pup and an orphaned northern sea otter pup earlier this spring.
Findings from an initial exam indicate that the pup was likely born that day.
She is estimated to be around 2 months old and was found alone by concerned beach walkers.
The annual Kenai Peninsula Salmon Celebration caps off the Salmon in the Classroom program.
The first cranes of the year have been spotted returning to Kachemak Bay to nest.
The first monitoring session of 2025 will take place Saturday.
Cook Inlet belugas are one of five genetically distinct populations of beluga whales in Alaska
The juvenile otter was rescued from Seward with “significant” facial trauma
The calf was first discovered orphaned in Utqiagvik in July
Four harbor seals were released from the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response Program
The walrus calf, rescued from Utqiagvik, was admitted on July 22
Wildlife response team is now caring for six harbor seal pups
