Habitat: Orca Pool (7)
This is a pool designed to accommodate cetaceans, e. g. harbour porpoise. It is also used as the largest pre-release pool, holding 160,000 litres of water. When used for harbour seal pups, those who have made it this far will soon be released. They have already demonstrated that they can eat fish on their own and compete with others. They are probably already tagged as well. Now they only need to gain a little bit of weight.
| # | Name | Species | Admitted | Collection Site | Reason for Admission | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | PV2679 | Saltspring | Harbour Seal | 2026/08/18 | Keats Island | Maternal Separation, Dehydrated | ─ | 1 | in care | |
 | PV2675 | Mackenzie King | Harbour Seal | 2026/08/13 | Thetis Island | Emaciated, Maternal Separation | ─ | ─ | in care | |
 | PV2671 | Jimmy Judd | Harbour Seal | 2026/08/09 | Middle Bay, Hornby Island | Maternal Separation, Emaciated | 1 | 12 | in care | |
 | PV2654 | Hernando | Harbour Seal | 2026/07/28 | Chemainus | Maternal Separation | 1 | ─ | in care | |
 | PV2640 | Canadian Bacon | Harbour Seal | 2026/07/21 | Bowen Island | Underweight, Maternal Separation | 2 | 4 | in care | |
 | PV2635 | Moose | Harbour Seal | 2026/07/19 | View Royal | Maternal Separation | 3 | ─ | in care | |
 | PV2619 | Caesar | Harbour Seal | 2026/07/04 | Bella Coola Marina | Maternal Separation | 3 | 4 | in care |