Caesar
Patient Record
Species: Harbour Seal
Patient ID: PV2619
Admitted on: 2026/07/04
Collection Site: Bella Coola Marina
Reason for Admission: Maternal Separation
Weight at Admission: 8.3 kg
Patient Status: in care
Time in Care: 11 days
Current Habitat: In Quarantine
Every seal that arrives at the rescue centre is placed in a tub under quarantine. This is the first temporary home for each new arrival, where they remain for at least 14 days before they are moved to a larger tub.
Transfer History
Received from: (Direct to MMR)
Mode of Transport: Pacific Coastal Airlines
Name
Caesar was named by the wonderful fishery officers in Bella Coola that rescued her and ensured she got to our centre safely.
Symbolic Adoption
You can help us care for Caesar and the more than 100 marine mammals we rescue, rehabilitate and release every year by symbolically adopting her today with a small donation to the rescue centre.
Patient Progress
Weaning Caesar is still being fed a zoological milk formula, but as her teeth are beginning to erupt, her diet is being supplemented with fish. Soon, she will enter fish school where she will learn how to eat fish on her own.
Patient Updates
There are no updates for Caesar yet, but we are working on it. Please check back soon...
Please do not contact the rescue centre for updates. The information published here is the latest, and we will publish more updates as they become available.
So glad Cesar was rescued and is being cared for! Thank you to everyone who help pick her up and get her safely to Vancouver! Sending all the good vibes for this girl to grow and be healthy.
I am so happy Potato (aka Cesar) is safe! Me and my friends found him on the wharf,
both before and after our boat ride, just sitting on a few boards alone, but soon enough the next day he was rescued.
Caesar, you are so cute
get well soon and catch lots of fish!
We are so happy to see Caesar being cared for! Thank you to the team who took our call and the people who rescued her and got her to a safe place! Sending Miss Caesar all the good wishes to grow strong and healthy and join the wild again!