Animal List

2025 (1)
- Sea Otters (1)
  - EL2504
  - EL2505
- Harbor Seals (0)
  - PV2502
  - PV2503
  - PV2504
  - PV2506
  - PV2507
  - PV2508
  - PV2509
  - PV2511
  - PV2512
  - PV2513
2014 (17)
- Harbor Seals (14)
- Spotted Seals (1)
  - PL1401 - Sura
- Sea Otters (1)
  - EL1413 - Mishka
- Birds (1)
  - RT1401
2015 (24)
- Harbor Seals (6)
- Spotted Seals (1)
  - PL1501 - Kunik
- Ringed Seals (1)
  - PH1502 - Pimniq
- Sea Otters (3)
- Birds (2)
  - Murres
  - SS1502 - Kuparuk
- 2016 (11)
  - Harbor Seals (4)
  - Sea Otters (4)
  - Birds (1)
    - Spectacled Eider (1)
      - SF1601 - Saaqulek
  - Spotted Seal (1)
    - PL1601
  - Ringed Seal (1)
    - PH1601
2013 (7)
- Harbor Seals (6)
- Birds (1)
  - SF1301
2024 (9)
- Harbor Seals (7)
- Sea Otters (1)
  - EL2423
- Walrus (1)
  - OR2401 - Uki
2023 (17)
- Northern Fur Seals (1)
  - CU2301
- Harbor Seals (10)
- Birds (2)
  - BC2301 - Sour Cream
  - BC2302 - Chives
- Walrus (1)
  - OR2301
- Sea Otters (3)
  - EL2304
  - EL2305
  - EL2306
2022 (6)
- Sea Otters (1)
  - EL2213 - Qilak
- Harbor Seals (3)
- Elephant Seals (1)
  - MA2202
- Birds (1)
  - BC2201 - Periwinkle
2021 (12)
- Sea Otters (2)
  - EL2113 - Poppy
  - EL2115 - Douglas Maple
- Harbor Seals (9)
- Ringed Seals (1)
  - PH2101
2020 (12)
- Sea Otters (5)
- Harbor Seals (7)
2019 (11)
- Sea Otters (2)
  - EL1916 - Tazlina
  - EL1939 - Cinder
- Bearded Seals (1)
  - EB1901 - Saktuliq
- Harbor Seals (7)
- Spotted Seals (1)
  - PL1901 - Nuna
2018 (8)
- Sea Otters (4)
- Ringed Seals (2)
  - PH1802 - Taku
  - PH1804 - Spencer
- Harbor Seals (2)
  - PV1801 - Ruth
  - PV1806 - Hubbard
2017 (9)
- Harbor Seals (3)
- Ringed Seals (1)
  - PH1701 - Dutch
- Sea Otters (2)
  - EL1714 - Odiak
  - EL1759 - Kasilof
- Walrus (1)
  - OR1701 - Aku
- Northern Fur Seals (1)
  - CU1701
- Beluga Whales (1)
  - DL1705 - Tyonek

Rescue & Rehab Journal

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Male

PV2308 - Tuber

Common Name: Pacific Harbor Seal

Scientific Name: Phoca vitulina

Year of Rescue: 2023

Posted on: August, 31st 2023

Thank you to Fred and Laurel Stutzer for supporting ASLC's wildlife response efforts, and for giving this little boy a name - "Tuber!"

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