Habitat: Stickleback Pool (8)
This is a large pre-release pool that houses many patients. Animals that have already demonstrated that they can eat fish on their own are placed in a larger pool like this where they can learn how to compete for fish and socialize with other harbour seals.
| # | Name | Species | Admitted | Collection Site | Reason for Admission | |||||
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PV2126 | Can Can | Harbour Seal | 2021/07/05 | Mayne Island | Underweight; Wounds; Dehydrated | 1 | 2 | in care | |
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PV2116 | Cha Cha | Harbour Seal | 2021/06/25 | Mill Bay | Maternal separation | 1 | 1 | in care | |
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PV2115 | Jerry | Harbour Seal | 2021/06/24 | Boundary Bay | Maternal separation | 2 | 2 | in care | |
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PV2107 | Scrambled Egg | Harbour Seal | 2021/06/11 | White Rock | Maternal separation | 3 | 7 | in care | |
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PV2106 | Steven Herbert | Harbour Seal | 2021/06/10 | Camp Jubilee, Deep Cove | Maternal separation | 1 | 3 | in care | |
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PV2105 | Cauliflower Jack | Harbour Seal | 2021/06/07 | Fanny Bay | Marine mammal disturbance; Wounds | 1 | 6 | in care | |
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PV2104 | Popcorn | Harbour Seal | 2021/06/05 | Lions Bay | Maternal separation; Underweight | 1 | 8 | in care | |
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PV2103 | Hedwig | Harbour Seal | 2021/05/29 | Royal Vancouver Yacht Club | Maternal separation | 4 | 11 | in care |