[The Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary]

WHY SHOULD WE SAVE SEALS?

Some seals are hunted more than others for the size and quantity of their coats. Harp Seals are famous for their soft creamy pelts used for clothing, whereas the Grey, Ribbon and Elephant Seals were hunted for their blubber and their food value.

Seal conservation is vitally important as they are being hunted intensely.

Since the 18th Century, seal hunting has become a big commercial business. Today seal killing still occurs, even though many conservation bodies go to great lenghts to prevent it.
[rescued Grey seal pup]By getting involved with our adoption scheme, your valuable contribution will directly benefit the seals on their long road to recovery and, in most cases, eventual release. [rescued Common seal pup]
You can choose to adopt one of our rescued pups, as every year the Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates and releases over thirty injured or abandoned pups. If you prefer, you can adopt one those unfortunate animals, who due to the nature of their injuries are unable to effectively survive in the wild, your support will ensure that they enjoy a safe home at the Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary.
Here are the options for adopting a Resident Seal, or one of our Rescued Pups
Family £80.00 Adult £40.00 Child £33.00 Concession £35.00
(max 2 adults & 2 children)
(Please make cheques payable to: Merlin Entertainments (SEA LIFE) Ltd)
[rescued Grey seal pup]WHEN YOU ADOPT A SEAL[rescued Common seal pup]
You can adopt either of our resident seals Amber or Sally or Tyne.
You will receive
  • Single Adult, Child or Concession adoptions will receive a year pass to Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary.
    With every family adoption (maximum 2 adults and 2 children) you will receive year passes for all the family valid at Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary.
  • Personal Adoption Certificate.
  • Photocard with information about your seal.
  • A plaque displayed in the SOS rescue room.
  • An invitation to the day of your seal´s release (Pups only - Please note: no members of the public will be allowed on board the release boat).
You can also adopt, one of our Penguins, an Otter, or one of our other residents.

Last day for posting your sponsorship packs to you for Christmas is 15th December 2011.

IF YOU REQUIRE ANY MORE INFORMATION PLEASE E-MAIL OR
CONTACT THE ADOPTION CO-ORDINATOR ON 01485 533576.

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