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HEALTHY SEAS, HEALTHY SEALS!

Seal Rescue Ireland is a registered charity dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned seals from across the coast of Ireland.

We actively engage the public in marine conservation through education, research and community outreach programmes.

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Seal Rescue in Wicklow Rescue Network - Seal Rescuers

FREE SEAL RESCUE TRAINING – JOIN OUR RESCUE NETWORK!

Seal Rescue Ireland is now offering FREE Seal Rescue Training! Sign up now to become a fully qualified member of our Rescue Network!

As a small charity that serves as the only Seal Rescue Centre within the Republic of Ireland, SRI needs volunteers nationwide to help us monitor, lift and transport distressed seals for lifesaving care. Join our team by registering for our FREE virtual & in person training session today!

All Rescue Network Volunteers must be over 18 & have their own transport. Training is not available for people outside of the Republic of Ireland.

Grey seal pup suckling on Mum

GREY SEAL PUPPING ALERT

It is Grey Seal Pupping Season. Did you know you can help us to protect our nursing Grey Seals & their pups?
If you are out on beaches over the coming months, please watch for our flippered friends in distress!
Remember:
  • Do not put the seal in the water. Grey Seal Pups with white lanugo coats like the one above cannot swim yet due to the weight of their fur! These coats shed after 3 weeks when they have gained enough blubber to survive the cold seas.
  • Do not touch pups. These animals WILL bite, and carry nasty bacteria in their mouths
  • Keep a distance, 100-200 meters is advised!!
  • It is normal for Grey Seal Mothers to leave their pups to hunt! They will return to their pups if they are left undisturbed & are often watching from a distance. 
  • Keep dogs on a lead and children at a distance for their safety.
  • If you see a seal you think may be orphaned or in distress, take action.Call our 24 Hour Rescue Line for help advice: 087 1955 393

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