Jon Bon Jovi was rescued on 21st July 2019 Jon Bon Jovi, male common seal pup, was rescued on 21st July 2019 from Old Hunstanton beach. He is an interesting case for the Animal Care team at Hunstanton Sea Life, as you may have noticed he looks quite different to the rest of the seals in the hospital! Most seals have very dark eyes, but more strikingly, his eyes look red. Although his eyes are not actually red in colour. There are several veins covering his eyes instead. This appears to be a defect that he was born with and that will likely stay with him for the rest of his life. We believe the extent of his sight to be very low, if none at all, but as you can see he is very responsive, and is being taught by the Animal Care Team to eat fish as part of the rehabilitation process. Update - 26th August 2019 : This and above photo of Jon Bon Jovi were taken on 24th August 2019. He currently weighs 12 kgs. Click here to see a larger version of this and above photos of Jon Bon Jovi were taken on 24th August 2019. Update - 19th September 2019 : Jon Bon Jovi is currently in the hospital and weighs 15.2kgs. Click here to see a larger version of this photo of Jon Bon Jovi was taken on 17th September 2019. Update - 28th October 2019 : Click here to see a larger version of this photo of Jon Bon Jovi was taken on 27th October 2019. Update - 12th December 2019 : Jon Bon Jovi, one of the last remaining Seal pup-stars the summer season at SEA LIFE Hunstanton, needs help to get home in time for Christmas. Click here to read more. Update - 24th December 2019 : Jon Bon Jovi has successfully completed his rehabilitation and was released back into the wild.