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SEA LIFE Hunstanton releases five seal pups back into wild

SEA LIFE Hunstanton releases five seal pups back into wild

SEA LIFE Hunstanton has released five adorable seal pups back into the wild following a successful rehabilitation programme in the attraction’s revamped seal pup recovery pool, which opened earlier this year. SEA LIFE Hunstanton is home to a dedicated seal rescue centre and hospital, having rescued and rehabilitated over 750 seals since opening in 1989. Over … Read more

Belugas set for epic journey to sanctuary in Iceland

The SEA LIFE TRUST has been working in partnership with Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) to create the world’s first open water sanctuary for beluga whales in Iceland. Due to open in Spring 2019, The Beluga Whale Sanctuary is one of the biggest developments in captive whale and dolphin care and the first of its kind to … Read more

World’s first beluga whale sanctuary to open in Iceland

Plans to create the world’s first open water sanctuary for beluga whales have been unveiled by The SEA LIFE TRUST this week. The ground-breaking marine welfare project, created in partnership with Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) and located in Iceland, will be ready to welcome its first residents in Spring 2019. The SEA LIFE TRUST Beluga … Read more

Big Cat Sanctuary to open its doors

The Big Cat Sanctuary will be holding its annual Open Day event in July to support their welfare, breeding, conservation and education programmes. Set in the heart if the Kent countryside, The Big Cat Sanctuary is home to many speciess of cat including lions, tigers, jaguars, cheetahs and snow leopards and is usually closed to the … Read more

A visit to Raystede Animal Sanctuary Sussex

Raystede is an animal charity and welfare centre based in Ringmer, East Sussex. Relying entirely on donations, the sanctuary rescue, shelter and re-home unwanted and abandoned animals. I recently visited Raystede to see how the centre operates its 43 acre site. Open to the public, the centre houses many animals, including goats, rabbits, dogs, cats … Read more