Ogogo
Species : Common (harbour) Seal

Date Admitted : 17th June 2012

Sex : Male

Found : Heacham south beach

Ogogo was brought into Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary by Searles´ Sea Tours Wash Monster crew!
Ogogo
OgogoHe was found abandoned on the sandbank and the crew knew the best place for him would be at the Sanctuary rescue hospital. Ogogo is supporting Anthony Ogogo in his Boxing Olympic events, like the boxer, this pup is a little bruiser!

Update: 1st July 2012 - Ogogo is currently in the weaning pool. His flipper tag number is 09 (green).

Photos (left & above) of Ogogo were taken
on 30th June 2012.
Click here to see a collage of photos of Ogogo.
Update: 22nd July 2012 - Ogogo is currently in the pup´s weaning pool and is still hand feeding from the animal care team but is being taught how to pick his fish up for himself. He enjoys following Oates around the pool and gets especially noisy around feeding time. She currently weighs 13.5 kilos.

Update: 31st July 2012 - Ogogo has recently recovered from a nasty abscess and has been given the all clear by the vets! He now weighs 16kg but is yet to learn how to catch his own fish - Dempsey has been stealing them all! His cute cries have won the hearts of the pup´s interns who have been sneaking him extra fish throughout the day!
OgogoUpdate : 20th October 2012 - Ogogo along with Sophie, Jessica-Jane and Oates were released back into the wild on 16th October 2012 at Snettisham beach. Ogogo weighed 34kg.

Click here to see a selection of photos taken
during the release.

A video of the release will appear here soon.
The British Paralympic Gold medallist
Jessica-Jane Applegate was on hand to help the
Animal Care Team with the release of the seal pups back into the wild.
Gold medallist British Paralympic Swimmer Jessica-Jane Applegate

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