Northcoast Marine Mammal Center

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Northcoast Marine Mammal Center The Northcoast Marine Mammal Center rescues marine mammals along the Pacific Coast in Humboldt and D

The Northcoast Marine Mammal Center rescues and rehabilitates sick and injured marine mammals so they can be released back into the wild. Our mission is to educate the public on the impact we have on marine mammals and the importance of preserving the oceans where they live.

🚨The Northcoast Marine Mammal Center is now accepting  applications for our spring internship position!!🦭🌊🦭🌊🦭Are you in ...
10/16/2026

🚨The Northcoast Marine Mammal Center is now accepting applications for our spring internship position!!
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Are you in the marine biology/zoology field and looking to expand your experience in marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation? This could be the perfect opportunity for you! Spring is our Pacific harbor seal and Northern elephant seal pupping seasons and we are looking for a hard working, passionate individual to join our team from March-May. Interns are required to live in Crescent City and work 5 days a week as well as be on call for rescues, emergencies, etc. The internship is unpaid but there is a small housing stipend to help offset living costs.
To apply, please send your resume, cover letter and references to: [email protected]
Or for more information on our internships, visit our website at: https://northcoastmmc.org/opportunities/internships/

Bradley is one of our current patients at the center. He was found rolling in the surf by a beachgoer on South Beach in ...
09/11/2026

Bradley is one of our current patients at the center. He was found rolling in the surf by a beachgoer on South Beach in Crescent City. He was dehydrated, lethargic and was suffering from Leptospirosis upon intake. After lots of fluids, healthy meals and antibiotics, he is doing well! We are hopeful that he will make a full recovery and can return home to the big blue in a few weeks!!

Job opportunity! 📣What did the Pacificharbor seal say to the Steller sea lion? 🤔👂🏼👀🦭“I’m not a lion, but the Northcoast ...
09/07/2026

Job opportunity! 📣

What did the Pacific
harbor seal say to the Steller sea lion? 🤔👂🏼👀🦭
“I’m not a lion, but the Northcoast Marine Mammal Center is a hirin!”

That’s right, we’re hiring! 🚨
The NMMC in Crescent City, Ca. is seeking a vet assistant/animal care manager to join our team!
Please see the attached link in the comment section to check out the job description and apply! 🦭

08/29/2026

Nutmeg was rescued in Smith River, Ca. at the mouth of the Smith River. He was underweight, dehydrated and suffering from Leptospirosis. After more than a month of treatment and good meals, he gained almost 40 pounds, got a clean bill of health and went home yesterday! Go Nutmeg!!!

08/12/2026

Another happy day! This time it was Tres and Ernie’s lucky day and they got to go home this past weekend! Good luck boys!! ☁️🌊👋🏼

08/10/2026

Madison, Cloud and Uno’s release!

07/11/2026

California sea lions Cap’n Hook, Misty and Philippe were all admitted due to malnutrition and wounds. They have finished their treatments and today was their lucky day. Good luck! ✌🏼

Happy Wednesday! ⛅️🦭Ever wondered what you can do to help us help marine mammals?Well, we would love some help feeding o...
06/24/2026

Happy Wednesday! ⛅️🦭
Ever wondered what you can do to help us help marine mammals?
Well, we would love some help feeding our patients! Herring is $1.89/pound and we have gone through 6,000 pounds of it, just in the last month! 🐟🐟🐟😳
If you would like to help us restock our fish freezer, you can click on the donate button below or visit our website at: https://northcoastmmc.org/contribute/general-donations/
You can also help by sharing this post. We greatly appreciate all of our supporters!! 🌟

C-3PO was rescued due to malnutrition on May the Fourth. After about six weeks in rehabilitation, he was released at a n...
06/22/2026

C-3PO was rescued due to malnutrition on May the Fourth. After about six weeks in rehabilitation, he was released at a nice, round 170 pounds!!
Good luck, C-3PO!! Find lots of fish out there!!! 🌥️🌊🐟

06/14/2026

Emerald and Kenobi played around for a bit before heading out to sea!
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424 Howe Drive
Crescent City, CA
95531

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