Marine Mammal Stranding Center

Volunteers helping stranded seals along the Jersey Shore had a sad Sunday morning, after two seals died overnight and a third had been found dead on Saturday.

A seal pup on the beach in North Wildwood recently created quite the scene while sunbathing.

It's common for sea turtles to wash up on the beaches this time of year. Here's what to do if you see one...

When you live near the ocean, you know that sea animals occasionally need human help. Believe it or no, that help could soon come from you

Cat Country's very own Rachel Marie will be running in the 5K in support of Brigantine's Marine Mammal Stranding Center on May 19th...Join her!

With people hopefully still in the giving season, the Marine Mammal Stranding Center of Brigantine — which has rescued more than 5,000 sea animals since 1978 — could sure use your help.

The 33-pound seal was found by Keyport Police on a municipal boat ramp. She becomes the Center's 5,000th stranding.

A seal that was rescued 6 months ago at Barnegat Light by Marine Mammal Stranding Center finds a new home.

A seal, suffering from a pretty big shark bite, is now at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, after being found on a beach in Sandy Hook.

It was a busy spring of helping seals for the Marine Mammal Stranding Center. The last leftover seal from the spring is said to be thriving.

Another beautiful weekend in South Jersey. I took time to visit Marine Mammal Stranding Center to learn all about what they do and to adopt a seal!

Thanks to a mild New Jersey winter so far, The Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine has seen fewer beached seals along the coast.