Adopt-a-Seal® - Bonsai - Physical Adoption Certificate Subscription ” he was released back

” he was released back to the wild alongside other rehabilitated seals

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Ersa received more than 9 months of care while she grew strong and mastered survival skills

volunteers began tube-feeding him a special formula to help him grow strong and healthy

Adopt-a-Seal® - Bonsai - Physical Adoption Certificate Subscription ” he was released backBonsai's Story Marine Mammals don't typically rest with their flippers folded tightly against their abdomen. In fact, this position is a well known sign often indicating an animal is suffering from leptospirosis. So when California sea lion Bonsai was found curled up like this, he was brought straight to our hospital. Our veterinarians gave Bonsai antibiotics, fluids and other supportive care needed to treat leptospirosis, a potentially fatal