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Learn more about the patients we are currently caring for in our rehabilitation hospital!
On April 3rd we received a report of an injured seal lying on the beach in Brigantine. When our Stranding Coordinator arrived, he found a very male Grey seal pup suffering from several lacerations on his front flippers, shoulders and mouth, as well as severe edema (swelling) of his left rear flipper. The pup was immediately transported to the Center for medical treatment. Upon his arrival, the team cleaned his wounds and administered supportive care and nutritional support via tube feeding a mixture of formula and electrolytes. Oral and topical medication were started to prevent infection, as well as pain medication to help keep him comfortable as he recovers. We are very happy to report that this patient is eating on his own, and his behavior is appropriately aggressive. Our newest patient, who weighed 50.2 lbs. at intake, is resting comfortably in Pen 1 of the Pool House.
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