Marine Mammal Stranding Center releases rescued seals back into the ocean
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center said they had over 17 seals in their care that they were nursing back to health.
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5h agoSeals that washed up across New Jersey shores are now back where they belong — in the ocean.
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center shared video of six seals being released back into the ocean. The animal rescue service says five of the rescued seals had been admitted to the center for various illnesses and injuries.
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center said they had over 17 seals in their care that they were nursing back to health.
If you see a sick animal, officials say do not approach it. Instead, call the rescue group to get the animal help.
