Boy George was rescued on 11th August 2019 Boy George, male common seal pup, was rescued from Mundesley beach on 11th August 2019. This pup was found separated from his mum. Update - 26th August 2019 : This pup currently weighs 14kgs. Click here to see a larger version of this photo taken on 24th August 2019. Update - 19th September 2019 : This photo of Boy George was taken in the hospital on 17th September 2019, click here to see a larger version of this image. He currently weighs 17kgs. His flipper tag number is M010 (red). Update - 28th October 2019 : Boy George currently weighs 20kgs. Click here to see a larger version of this photo taken on 27th October 2019. Update - 20th January 2020 : Boy George has completed his rehabilitation and was released back into the wild on 14th January 2020. Update - 26th November 2020 : The staff have received some interesting news from across the Channel! It appears Boy George, one of the rehabilitated seal pups of 2019 rescue season, has ignored travel advice at the start of the year and has made the 360-mile journey to Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, Normandy, France. The staff were able to verify his identity because each released seal is issued with their own unique tag. Boy George was found abandoned and malnourished on Mundsley beach in August 2019 and was released earlier this year in January after reaching his target weight. Au revoir et bonne chance George!