Harp seal recovering at Marine Mammal Stranding Center
The seal was seen resting in the sand on Friday and had begun eating sand, mistaking it for snow.
•
Mar 12, 2025, 10:44 AM
•
Updated 84 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:31
Collingswood officer rescues snapping turtle from street
8ds ago0:26
Rita the cat saved by Bloomfield fire crew after being found 20 feet up in a tree
13ds ago1:24
Giraffes and butterflies highlight a visit to Turtle Back Zoo
13ds ago0:24
Rescued harbor seal released after 5 months of care
14ds ago1:03
be Well: Are ice cubes safe for pets?
16ds ago0:29
Dog found alive in dumpster prompts search for person of interest in Camden County
20ds ago0:31
Collingswood officer rescues snapping turtle from street
8ds ago0:26
Rita the cat saved by Bloomfield fire crew after being found 20 feet up in a tree
13ds ago1:24
Giraffes and butterflies highlight a visit to Turtle Back Zoo
13ds ago0:24
Rescued harbor seal released after 5 months of care
14ds ago1:03
be Well: Are ice cubes safe for pets?
16ds ago0:29
Dog found alive in dumpster prompts search for person of interest in Camden County
20ds agoA harp seal is receiving treatment at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center after being found sick and dehydrated on Brant Beach in Ocean County.
The seal was seen resting in the sand on Friday and had begun eating sand, mistaking it for snow.
According to the center, the seal is doing okay in the ICU and is receiving treatment.
More from News 12
0:26
Rabid raccoon found in New Brunswick prompts warning
1:49
Made in New Jersey: Rutgers’ Scarlet Fire dogwoods now sold worldwide with 40,000 trees shipped each year.
0:31
Collingswood officer rescues snapping turtle from street
0:47
NJDEP: Water quality at Jersey lakes is excellent to kick off summer
0:24
Rescued harbor seal released after 5 months of care
0:24
