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Three Seal Pups Returned to the Wild at Portelet This Morning
The GSPCA is delighted to announce the successful release of three grey seal pups—Avalanche, Glacier and Frosty—back into the wild this morning at Portelet. After months of intensive care, rehabilitation and dedicated monitoring, the trio made their way into the sea just after 10.30am on what was a beautifully sunny spring morning.
As Guernsey’s beaches reopen to dogs today following the seasonal restrictions, the GSPCA are reminding dog owners to enjoy the coast responsibly and to be especially mindful of wildlife, including resting wading birds and seal pups, which are born around this time of year.
From 1st May to 30th September, dogs are not permitted on the following beaches:
The GSPCA are excited to announce that Roar and California Girl will soon be released back into the wild and are very likely to be the last seals to be cared for in the current facilities.
To see VT’s of the seals and our work please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
The GSPCA are delighted to announce that the last 3 seal pups in our care will be back in the wild.
To see a VT of the seals please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
Geoff George Head of Marinee Mammals said “The last 3 seal pups all rescued in Guernsey Doyle, Dolly and Valentine have been doing really well and on Sunday were released back to the wild.”
The GSPCA are delighted to announce that soon the last 3 seal pups in our care will be back in the wild.
To see a VT of the seals please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
Geoff George Head of Marinee Mammals said “The last 3 seal pups all rescued in Guernsey Doyle, Dolly and Valentine are doing really well and soon ready for release.”
“They’ve more than double and tripled their weight and we just making a plan to release them in the next few weeks.”
Yesterday for the first time in 5 years the GSPCA were able to return Jersey rescued seal pups back into their home waters thanks to Condor Ferries and all involved.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Yesterday was the first time since 2019 that we have been able to return Jersey grey seal pups back into the waters from where they were rescued.”
At the GSPCA we are always in need of equipment, feed, and so much more and currently we are in desperate need of additional sky kennels to return the 9 seal pups back to the wild.
You can see the extra large sky kennels we need by going to https://www.innerwolf.co.uk/petmate-sky-kennel-dog-travel-kennel/
These are not only used for seals but other large species from dogs to sheep and goats in some circumstances.