These are the steps to saving a seal's life at Pacific Marine Mammal Center.  

We filmed Rosita from rehabilitation to release back into the wild which took about 6 months.  She was successfully released with her buddies December

3rd, 2008.  She weighed 20 lbs and was 2 months old when she came into

Pacific Marine Mammal Center.  At her released, she weighed a healthy 79

lbs. 

Step 1:  Saving a seal's Life - Rosita, baby Harbor seal (20 lbs.) - tube 

feeding.

http://www.youtube.com/user/ocwildlifebeachtours?feature=mhum#p/a/u/2/Vp9I7Y

Step 2:  Saving a seal's life - Rosita at Fish School, learning to eat fish 

http://www.youtube.com/user/ocwildlifebeachtours?feature=mhum#p/u/3/B0K1gVad

Step 3:  Saving a seal's life - Competing & diving for fish 

http://www.youtube.com/user/ocwildlifebeachtours?feature=mhum#p/u/7/0c2MUYqR

Final step:  Release back into the wild.  See Rosita and her buddies final 
release by logging onto our website at:  www.ocwildlifebeachtour.com and
click 
on "news".  Scroll down to videos: Step 4, saving a seals life final
release.  
Check out the cute photos of Rosita at her release at 79 lbs and the release
photos too!!  (or you can view all 4 videos on our website).
 
    


You can also help other seals & sea lions by donating (tax deductible) to: Pacific Marine Mammal Center on the blue brochure that was given to you or at:  www.pacificmmc.org. ; If you decide to donate or become a member, please say a "BIG THANK YOU" for letting us go behind the scenes.

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