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Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_37494645_ACP
Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_37494644_ACP
Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_37494643_ACP
Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_37494641_ACP
Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Gweek Seehundaufzuchtstation
Tierische Opfer des Wintersturms: In der Seehundaufzuchtstation Gweek in Helston werden entkräftete Robben aufgepäppelt / 040214 *** The Seal Hospital pool, at the Gweek Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall, where seals recover from injury; February 4th, 2014 *** [A seal sanctuary has been swamped with dozens of animals washed ashore in the recent storms. Staff at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek have been rushed off their feet recovering seals from beaches, promenades and even back GARDENS. They are currently housing 48 confused seals but are unable to release them back into the wild until the weather calms down. Tamara Cooper, who works in the sanctuary's hospital, said the centre has spent £30,000 on feed for the stricken animals.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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