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Rehabilitation Videos

MMSC is the only seal hospital in New Jersey!

Learn more about the rehabilitation process and how the Marine Mammal Stranding Center helps prepare the seals for a successful release back into the wild. 

All of these seals are available in our Adopt-a-Seal program!

REHABILITATION VIDEOS

Live patient update from inside MMSC's ICU- January 23, 2023


Visit with Harbor seal #22-155 as she recovers in Pen A of the Intensive Care Unit at MMSC!

REHABILITATION VIDEOS

Live patient update from inside MMSC's rehabilitation facilities- April 8, 2022


Take a tour of the ICU and Pool House, and hear updates on the ten seals we are currently caring for at MMSC! 

Underwater Seal Feeding! - May 18, 2021

 Watch Grey Seal #21-051 eat from a new perspective! Watch until the end when he notices the camera! 

First swim in the big pool! April 14, 2021

Time to stretch her flippers! Today was a big day for our little grey seal from Strathmere as she graduated to our 30-foot exercise pool! This is the next step in her rehabilitation, bringing her closer to her release back into the wild as she builds up those swimming muscles and increases her endurance. Happy graduation day, #21-016!!!! 

Two seals graduate to the exercise pool- March 25, 2021

 We have great news, two of our patients have graduated from the ICU to the pool this week! Watch our Strathmere harbor seal (#21-008) and Belmar grey seal (#21-010) move into their new digs. 

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