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Help Us Save Marine Mammals and Seabirds in Crisis

Sea lions and seabirds along the coast are suffering from domoic acid poisoning. If treated early, survival is possible. However, without timely care, domoic acid poisoning can lead to irreversible brain damage and death.

Sea Lions and Seabirds are in Crisis: Domoic Acid Poisoning

Help Us Save Marine Mammals and Seabirds in Crisis

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions and seabirds. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

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If you spot a distressed sea lion, pelican, cormorant, gull, or other seabird, please call for help immediately. Your quick action can save a life!!!

📞 Marine Mammal Rescue Hotlines:

📍 San Diego County: SeaWorld Rescue: (800) 541-7325

📍 Orange County: Pacific Marine Mammal Center: (949) 494-3050

📍 Los Angeles County: California Wildlife Center: (310) 458-9453 and Marine Mammal Care Center: (800)-39-WHALE

📞 Seabird Rescue Hotlines:

📍 San Diego County: SeaWorld Rescue: (800) 541-7325 and San Diego Humane Society Project Wildlife: (619) 299-7012

📍 Orange County: Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center: (714) 374-5587

📍 Los Angeles County: California Wildlife Center: (310) 458-9453 and International Bird Rescue: (800)-39-WHALE

🆘 What is Domoic Acid Poisoning?

This toxin, produced by harmful algal blooms, affects the nervous system and can cause:

⚠️ Stargazing (abnormal upward gaze)

⚠️ Disorientation & head weaving

⚠️ Mouth foaming & lethargy

⚠️ Erratic behavior & seizures

If you see a deceased Pelican or other Wildife you can help by completing the CDFW form through the link below:

“CDFW collects and tracks fish and wildlife mortality reports to improve our ability to monitor disease outbreaks, detect emerging health threats, and help us better understand these events for more effective prevention and control. If you notice dead fish or wildlife, DO NOT TOUCH OR HANDLE THEM. Simply let us know by providing the following information in the Wildlife Mortality Report.”

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Rescue of a California Sea Lion we spotted in Solana Beach poisoned by domoic acid in June 2023

Call to Action:

In the face of this crisis, time is of the essence. Every second counts when it comes to locating and aiding a distressed wildlife and preventing further harm.

As part of our Wildlife Jewels Rescue Collective Group, we are issuing an urgent call for volunteers to join our efforts in monitoring the beaches and help us locate and report affected sea lions. We are seeking volunteers to stay near the stranded sea lions to protect them from potential disturbances until help arrives.

Your involvement could make a lifesaving difference in the recovery of these majestic sea lions.

How You Can Help:

Please join us to help save sea lions. Whether you have experience in wildlife rescue or simply a passion for protecting our natural habitats, your assistance is invaluable. You’ll simply be walking along the beach while reporting any signs of sickened sea lions.

To help us locate and report distressed sea lions, please submit the form below, and we will provide you with further information and detailed instructions.

Every single Wildlife is precious and every single Wildlife counts. Please join us in this critical mission to save our magnificent seabirds and marine life.

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Help Save Sea Lions with Domoic Acid Poisoning Southern California

Sadly, sea lions across the California coast are suffering from domoic acid poisoning once again.

Sea Lions in Crisis: Suspected Domoic Acid Event

Sadly, sea lions are suffering from domoic acid poisoning once again. Reports from Malibu indicate cases, and the toxin may also be impacting sea lions across Orange County and San Diego. 💔

In 2023 and 2024, this dangerous toxin affected thousands of marine mammals, leading to widespread illness and death. Now, the crisis has reemerged, and sea lions urgently need our help.

A Personal Encounter

During the domoic acid crisis in 2023, we encountered a beautiful sea lion in Solana Beach in distress. He displayed symptoms such as sudden head weaving—a common sign of poisoning. We immediately contacted the nearest marine mammal rescue center and stayed by his side until help arrived from @seaworldsandiego Rescue. The busy beach made the situation even more challenging, with unaware beachgoers and children unknowingly approaching the struggling sea lion.

🆘 What is Domoic Acid Poisoning?

This toxin, produced by harmful algal blooms, affects the nervous system and can cause:

⚠️ Stargazing (abnormal upward gaze)

⚠️ Disorientation & head weaving

⚠️ Mouth foaming & lethargy

⚠️ Erratic behavior & seizures

If not treated promptly, domoic acid poisoning can lead to irreversible brain damage and death.

🚨 How You Can Help

Timely discovery and treatment are life-saving. If you encounter a sea lion showing signs of distress:

✅ Contact the nearest marine mammal rescue center immediately.

✅ Keep a safe distance but stay nearby to ensure the sea lion is not disturbed by dogs, crowds, or unaware beachgoers.

📞 Rescue Hotlines:

📍 Los Angeles County:

🔹 California Wildlife Center: (310) 458-9453

🔹 Marine Mammal Care Center: (800)-39-WHALE

📍 Orange County:

🔹 Pacific Marine Mammal Center: (949) 494-3050

📍 San Diego County:

🔹 SeaWorld Rescue: (800) 541-7325

🌊 Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Collective Group!

Help us locate and report distressed sea lions and seabirds by joining our Wildlife Jewels® Rescue Collective Wildlife Monitoring Group.

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

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Rescue of a California Sea Lion we spotted in Solana Beach poisoned by domoic acid in June 2023

Call to Action:

In the face of this crisis, time is of the essence. Every second counts when it comes to locating and aiding a distressed wildlife and preventing further harm.

Your involvement could make a lifesaving difference in the recovery of these majestic sea lions.

How You Can Help:

To help us locate and report distressed sea lions, please submit the form below, and we will provide you with further information and detailed instructions.

Every single Sea Lion is precious and every single Sea Lion counts. Please join us in this critical mission to save our magnificent Sea Lions.

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Distressed Sea Lion at Point La Jolla Needs Help

During our wildlife monitoring walk at La Jolla Cove yesterday, we were disturbed to spot and report a distressed sea lion. We spotted a male sea lion dragging himself on the sand, right flipper appearing to be tied up with a rope, looking very thin and weak.

Upon returning to La Jolla Cove to search for the entangled sea lion from Tuesday, we were devastated to find another distressed sea lion—a female with a severe prolapse. We last saw her around 1 PM on October 23rd, lying near the edge of the cliff at Point La Jolla. We also noticed that her front right flipper is tagged, indicating she has previously been rehabilitated.

Please keep an eye out for her, and if you spot her, call for assistance as soon as possible.

How You Can Help:

Report Distressed Sea Lions: If you encounter a sea lion showing signs of distress, contact the nearest marine mammal rescue center immediately.

Report Distressed Sea Lions in San Diego: 1-800-541-SEAL (7325)

Keep a Safe Distance: Maintain a safe distance from the sea lion and guard the animal until rescuers arrive.

Ensure Public Awareness: Help keep beachgoers and dogs away from the sea lion to minimize stress and potential harm until rescuers arrive.

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

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Every single Sea Lion is precious and every single Sea Lion counts. Join us in this critical mission to save our magnificent Sea Lions.

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Distressed Sea Lion at La Jolla Cove Needs Help

During our wildlife monitoring walk at La Jolla Cove yesterday, we were disturbed to spot and report a distressed sea lion. We spotted a male sea lion dragging himself on the sand, back flippers appearing to be tied up with a rope, looking very thin and weak.

Please keep an eye on the beach for him and if you spot him call for help ASAP.

How You Can Help:

Report Distressed Sea Lions: If you encounter a sea lion showing signs of distress, contact the nearest marine mammal rescue center immediately.

Report Distressed Sea Lions in San Diego: 1-800-541-SEAL (7325)

Keep a Safe Distance: Maintain a safe distance from the sea lion and guard the animal until rescuers arrive.

Ensure Public Awareness: Help keep beachgoers and dogs away from the sea lion to minimize stress and potential harm until rescuers arrive.

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

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Help Us Report Sea Lions with Domoic Acid Poisoning Across California Coast

Sadly, sea lions across the California coast are suffering from domoic acid poisoning once again. Last year, this dangerous toxin affected thousands of marine mammals, leading to widespread illness and death. Sadly, the crisis has reemerged, and sea lions urgently need our help.

Help Us Report Sea Lions with Domoic Acid Poisoning Across California Coast

During the domoic crisis in 2023, we encountered a beautiful sea lion in Solana Beach who was clearly in distress. We observed him on the sand, displaying unusual behavior such as sudden head weaving—a common symptom of domoic acid poisoning. Concerned for his well-being, we immediately contacted the nearest marine mammal rescue center and stayed by his side until help arrived from SeaWorld Rescue San Diego. The situation was made more challenging by the busy summer beach day, with crowds and children unknowingly approaching and disturbing the sea lion.

Domoic acid poisoning in sea lions can cause severe symptoms including stargazing (an abnormal upward gaze), disorientation, head weaving, mouth foaming, lethargy, and erratic behavior. The toxin leads to seizures and severe brain inflammation, which, if not addressed promptly, can cause irreversible brain damage and death.

How You Can Help:

Report Distressed Sea Lions: If you encounter a sea lion showing signs of distress, contact the nearest marine mammal rescue center immediately.

Marin County: The Marine Mammal Center (415) 289-7325
Los Angeles: Marine Mammal Care Center (424) 450-0570
Orange County: Pacific Marine Mammal Center (949) 494-3050
San Diego: SeaWorld Rescue 1-800-541-SEAL (7325)

Keep a Safe Distance: Maintain a safe distance from the sea lion and guard the animal until rescuers arrive.

Ensure Public Awareness: Help keep beachgoers and dogs away from the sea lion to minimize stress and potential harm until rescuers arrive.

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

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Rescue of a California Sea Lion we spotted in Solana Beach poisoned by domoic acid in June 2023

Call to Action:

In the face of this crisis, time is of the essence. Every second counts when it comes to locating and aiding a distressed wildlife and preventing further harm.

Your involvement could make a lifesaving difference in the recovery of these majestic sea lions.

How You Can Help:

To help us locate and report distressed sea lions, please submit the form below, and we will provide you with further information and detailed instructions.

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Sea Lions and Seabirds are in Crisis: Domoic Acid Poisoning

Help Us Save Marine Mammals and Seabirds in Crisis

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions and seabirds. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

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Every single Wildlife is precious and every single Wildlife counts. Please join us in this critical mission to save our magnificent seabirds and marine life.

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Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

Explore Wildlife Jewels Rescue Marine Mammal Resources

Every single Sea Lion is precious and every single Sea Lion counts. Please join us in this critical mission to save our magnificent Sea Lions.

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Please keep an eye out for her, and if you spot her, call for assistance as soon as possible.

How You Can Help:

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

Every single Sea Lion is precious and every single Sea Lion counts. Join us in this critical mission to save our magnificent Sea Lions.

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During our wildlife monitoring walk at La Jolla Cove yesterday, we were disturbed to spot and report a distressed sea lion. We spotted a male sea lion dragging himself on the sand, back flippers appearing to be tied up with a rope, looking very thin and weak.

Please keep an eye on the beach for him and if you spot him call for help ASAP.

How You Can Help:

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

Every single Sea Lion is precious and every single Sea Lion counts. Join us in this critical mission to save our magnificent Sea Lions.

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How You Can Help:

Join the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Group Wildlife Monitoring Team to assist in locating and reporting distressed sea lions. Sign up to be part of our efforts to protect these incredible animals and contribute to their recovery.

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