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Learn how the organization is making an impact by saving mammals from environmental disasters such as oil spills, wildfires, sewage spills, and more.
Firefighters may have gotten a handle on the Alisal Fire, but a few of its victims are still recovering from it. Some of the most unlikely victims...
The Marine Mammal Care Center in San Pedro has reopened to the public after a yearlong closure. Sea lion and seal lovers can make reservations...
A sick 6-month-old sea lion pup wandered across the sand and wound up at the doorstep of a home in Manhattan Beach. Some area residents who were...
Scars from his wounds were still visible when the sea lion named Freedom was sent back to his ocean home in San Pedro earlier this week. They will...
Two sea lion pups were overjoyed recently when their caretakers at the Marine Mammal Care Center set them free in the ocean near Terranea Resort.
What’s a cute, recovering sea lion got to do with Halloween? Plenty, as Marine Mammal Care Center rebrands itself as a Scare Center offering kids...
The Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles, based in San Pedro, is reporting a surge in shark bites among seals and sea lions. It tallied six in...
The Marine Mammal Care Center of Los Angeles, which in January sent out a plea that the sea lion rehab facility faced a dire financial emergency,...
In January, the San Pedro sea lion rehab facility was in the midst of a financial emergency and asked community members to help raise the $1...
Tucked away off Gaffey Street in San Pedro, you can find a safe haven for dozens of seals and sea lions at Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles.
A California animal hospital that rehabs marine animals is currently at risk of shutting down if it does not raise $1 million by June.
Location: 3601 South Gaffey Street, #8, San Pedro, CA, 90731 | Tax ID #47-5249182
Phone: (310) 548-5677
Email: info@marinemammalcare.org