The young otter has injuries to his eye, nose and face, including a fractured nasal bone. (Courtesy Alaska SeaLife Center) An injured sea otter found stranded in Seward last month is under the care of ...

This response is one of only 30 ringed seal cases in the Alaska SeaLife Center’s 28-year history.

ASLC Animal Care Specialist Maddie Welch (left) and ASLC Veterinary Technician Jessica Davis (right) feeds the orphaned female Pacific walrus calf patient that arrived from Utqiagvik on July 22, 2024.

Nov. 4—SEWARD — Just a few office lights illuminated the table covered in PVC pipe and towels where a northern sea otter pup suckled a bottle of formula in Halley Werner's hands. Between feeds in the ...

Three new patients have joined the Alaska SeaLife Center’s “growing” patient list, the center announced in a July 1 press release, including two orphaned harbor seal pups and an orphaned male sea ...

KENAI — Dozens gathered at North Kenai Beach on Thursday to watch the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response Program release a pair of young harbor seals into Cook Inlet. According to information ...

SEWARD — Just a few office lights illuminated the table covered in PVC pipe and towels where a northern sea otter pup suckled a bottle of formula in Halley Werner’s hands. Between feeds in the dimness ...