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Sixty-seven adorable harbor seal pups are being hand-raised at the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society, each arriving just days old and often separated from their mothers by human activity or nature’s tides. Fed, trained to swim and hunt, and socialized with other seals, these pups are carefully prepared for life in the wild — with names like Timbit, Loonie, Toonie, and even Canadian Bacon adding a touch of national charm. After two to three months of growth and rehabilitation, the first two pups this season are set to be released later this week — a hopeful milestone. The rescue team invites the public to get involved through symbolic adoptions or naming opportunities, proving that community support helps turn tiny, vulnerable pups into ocean-ready survivors.

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