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I am please to announce that we are now able to accept donations to Becky's Legacy via this website!

If you would like to make a donation, please click the link on the navigation bar.

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A total of £1387 was raised by sponsership, and a further £113 was collected, this all added up to a grand total of £1500!

We would like to thank everyone who took part in the walk and everyone for their kind donations!

You can see the photos that were taken by all the walkers here.

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David is due to do a sponsored walk of the Three Peaks in North Yorkshire, on Saturday the 9th of May, 2009.

The walk is a distance of 24 Miles!

If you would like to sponsor David, please contact us to find out how!

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Four rescued seal pups, who have all sucessfully been nursed back to health by our Animal Care Team, are being released today.

Aquarist Josh Saunders will be taking the lead on the release and will certaily have his hands full with four seal pups leaving at the same time after a busy season at the Seal Rescue Centre.

The four pups being released are Bertha, Sheila, Mabel and Arnold.

"It's definitely going to be a long day but the reward is that we know the seals are well enough to survive in the wild and are going back where they belong" said Josh.
"Each pup was severely de-hydrated and under-nourished when they were brought into the Seal Rescue Centre and weighed between 9-12kilos. I'm glad to say now though, that they are at the ideal release weight of 30kilos and stand a really great chance of surviving" he continued.
All four pups will be released at Donna Nook where there is an established seal colony so they will feel right at home. There will, however, still be two rescued pups at the centre keeping the Animal Care Team busy. Eva and Brian, as they have been christened, are yet to reach the ideal weight before they can be released and so will spend a little longer at Scarborough Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary.

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