Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- A Wild Lens Inc and The Marine Mammal Center Production showcasing the amazing work of our volunteers and staff to give sick and injured seals and sea lions a second chance at life. With the help of over 1,000 volunteers we are able to rescue, rehabilitate and release approximately 700 animals a year! Come visit the hospital in Sausalito to see our animals and learn how you can help! For more information, visit MarineMammalCenter.org or WildLensInc.org.
This is what I want to do - the feeling of taking care of these animals warms my heart. Thank you so much to all the workers and volunteers who help to make these animals lives better. This is truly an inspiration!
If I lived in that area,I would love to volunteer there!
The seals are wearing little hats when released 😃
Lol they're OWCA agents
You are very nice work I salute you and all members rescue you are ideal to the all countries
Thank you so much for your help!! God bless you each of you my beautiful brothers and sisters ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙋🏻♀️
God bless these people that dedicate their time + lives + god bless the mammals
they are soooo cute!
Great job you folks are doing! Thank you for no music.
Car manufacturers say side mirrors have tremendous aerodynamic drag because they stick out. Those glued on hats might be slowing the seals down and making them slower when hungry orcas and other predators are right behind the seal!
Very nice 👌👍😊
Great video! It's so awesome getting a behind-the-scenes look at the work you all put into rehabilitating them. It really puts into perspective the hard work and skill that goes into everything you do and for that, I thank you! You make such a difference in this world and truly inspire others to do the same.
Released back into the wild... with a free hat.
So proud to be a supporter... so privileged to have participated in a sea lion release at Drake's Bay (4:43 on film) in July '05!
the stories of seals hopping on boats and kyaks maybe they were helped by these people🙌
I think the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) needs to monitor the oceans for pollution. That would help!
This is amazing
Hi!
I just want to be friendly and say hi lol xD
Hi~love~~
I absoulutley love this video!!
Son bellísimas.
what better way to live
How is the one named Amber doing? Her rescue vid is all over, but no updates. Amber is the one that asked for help and jumped onto a boat.
Salute!
💓👍
Even in America, British people are hired for documentary voice overs.
Was this the cute burrito?
GIVE.....IT....TO.....ME soooooo cute
thats the line from finding dory
Who is here because their class was gonna have a field trip to their center but couldn’t because of quarantine? Just me?
while some save... others kill with cruelty and unnecessarily like the dolphin massacre in Denmark this week
jiggly all the way to the ocean
are these also falling victims of the mysterious disease?
Why some people disliked this video
anyone know why they leave the little plastic number "hats" on their heads after release?
Better stay nail inside. ))
A not a old in school with a school Mark telling me how to think
nice..a bit choppy..
1st
Then it gets released then eaten by a Oscar 🤔
i think tagging wild animals is wrong. i dont care about data
If you mean that little hat, it's so caregivers could identify them regarding meals, treatment etc. It will detach once they molt.