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Every day new patients arrive at our facility. We see over 3,000 patients annually. Over 135 different species come to us for care. In an effort to tell their stories of survival and highlight the diverse number of species that we rehabilitate, we try to share some of their stories here. You can also see posts on our social media pages.  

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Common Murre

By Sarvey Wildlife / Monday, May 2, 2016 /
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This bird was found yesterday (5/2/16) not doing well on a beach. It was lethargic and sitting out in the hot sun. Notice how the feet have lesions and the webbing is deteriorated in places. It is now eating and enjoy time in the tub. Status - transferred and placed. The murre was non-releasable due to permanent damage to its webbed feet. He is now living at the Seattle Aquarium where visitors can see him and other similar birds. 

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