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| POLO - Rescued 4th July 2005 |
 | Polo is a common seal pup. She arrived at the sanctuary on the 4th of July 2005, she was 11 days old when she was found on Holme beach, she had been abandoned by her mother. She weighed 9.25kg when she was found. |
| Update 19th February 2006 Polo along with Breakaway, Extreme and Drifter were all released on 20th of January 2006 at Sutton Bridge. |
| DRIFTER - Rescued 30th June 2005 |
 | Drifter is a male common seal pup. He arrived at the sanctuary on the 30th of June 2005, he was 14 days old when he was found at Walton-On-The-Naze, he had been abandoned by his mother. He weighed 10.5kg when he was found. |
| Update 19th February 2006 Drifter along with Breakaway, Extreme and Polo were all released on 20th of January 2006 at Sutton Bridge. |
| BREAKAWAY - Rescued 30th June 2005 |
 | Breakaway is a female common seal pup. She arrived at the sanctuary on the 30th of June 2005, she was 14 days old when she was found in a field in Brancaster on her own. She weighed 11.8kg when she was found. |
| Update 19th February 2006 Breakaway along with Drifter, Extreme and Polo were all released on 20th of January 2006 at Sutton Bridge. |
| MUNCHIE - Rescued 27th June 2005 |
 | Munchie is a male common seal pup. He arrived at the sanctuary on the 27th of June 2005, he was 7 days old when he was found by Hunstanton Cliffs he had been abandoned by his mother. He weighed 9kg when he was found. |
| ICICLE - Rescued 17th March 2005
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 | Icicle is a male grey seal who arrived at the sanctuary on the 17th of March 2005, he was approximately 5 months old. He had a very nasty wound caused by fishing net which had become entangled around his neck and was skinny. He was also suffering from worms. He was put onto painkillers and antibiotics for his neck wound and soon started to feel better even feeding for himself from his pen after a few days. The wound is now healing well and he has been treated for the worms and is starting to put some weight on. |
| To read more about Icicle's "Horrifying neck wounds" click here for press release. |
| Update 30th May 2005 Icicle’s wound has now completely healed and he was moved outside on the 17th of May 2005, he also loves the outside pool and like Frosty tries to steal everyone’s fish and loves to splash people who are standing at the front of the pool at feed times. |
| Update 12th September 2005 Icicle along with Lightning and Frosty were all released on 8th of September 2005 and all swam off into the wild happily. |
| LIGHTNING - Rescued 23rd January 2005 |
 | Lightning is a male common seal who was admitted to the Sanctuary Hospital on the 23rd of January 2005, he was approximately 6 months old. He had a few bite wounds and was suffering from worms. He made a quick recovery once he was treated for both the wounds and the worms. He was moved from the hospital to the outdoor seal pool on the 27th March 2005. |
| Update 12th September 2005 Lightning along with Icicle and Frosty were all released on 8th of September 2005 and all swam off into the wild happily. |
| ICEBERG - Rescued 20th January 2005 |
 | Iceberg is a male grey seal who arrived at the sanctuary on the 20th of January 2005 from Walton-On-The-Naze. He had been sitting on the beach for 3 days with no sign of his mum. He still had his baby white fur which meant he should have still been with his mother. He was only 3 weeks old when he came to us but he weighed 32kg. Once he was admitted to the sanctuary hospital he quickly started to feed for himself and rapidly put on weight and moult his white fur. He was returned home to Walton-On-The-Naze on the 11th of March 2005 weighing 42.5kg. We have since heard that he is doing really well, looking fatter than when he was released and he is sitting with the other wild seals in the area. |
| THUNDER - Rescued 19th January 2005 |
 | Thunder is a female common seal who was admitted to the Sanctuary Hospital on the 19th of January 2005, she was approximately 6 months old. She had a few nasty wounds and was very feisty, even managing to bite a member of staff during her check in. She had worms but quickly recovered once treated for these. She was moved from the hospital to the outdoor seal pool on the 27th of March 2005. |
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