Report Stranded Whales

Scientists evaluating the deceased whale.

 

Please call one of the marine mammal agencies listed BELOW to report a stranding.

The links are grouped by region to make your selection easier. If you find a broken or outdated link, or know of an excellent related link which we are missing, please contact us.


Seven Steps to Help a Stranded Marine Mammal

  1. Do not touch, pick up, or feed the animal.  Do not return the animal to water.
  2. Observe the animal from a distance of at least 50 feet.  Keep people and dogs away.
  3. Note physical characteristics such as size, presence of external ears and fur color.
  4. Note the animal’s condition.  Is it weak or skinny?  Does it have any open wounds?
  5. Look for any obvious identification tags or markings.
  6. Determine the animal’s exact location for accurate reporting.
  7. Call the local stranding hotline with as much information as you have.

When reporting a stranding, it is important to have the following information ready to report:

  1. Identification or description of animal (size, color, etc.)
  2. Number of animals involved
  3. Condition of animal (alive, dead, or injured)
  4. Exact location and directions to the strand site
  5. Names and telephone numbers of people involved
  6. Date and time of your observations
  7. If there are any tags on the animal

What to do for a stranded Whale, Dolphin, or Porpoise:

  • DO NOT attempt to return the animal to sea. They are there for a reason, usually sick or injured.
  • Keep people and dogs away from the animal. Only 1 or 2 persons are needed until expert help arrives. Additional people will only add more stress to the dolphin or whale.
  • If the animal is in the surf, support it upright and keep water out of the blowhole at all times.
  • Keep the animal cool and wet by splashing water on the skin. Avoid getting water into the blowhole.
  • Apply wet towels or t-shirts and provide shade if possible using tarps or towels. Keep the blowhole free of obstructions and take care not to cover any of its fins or tail.
  • DO NOT apply suntan oil. If available, apply zinc oxide to the fins and tail. The dolphin’s skin is very sensitive and will sunburn severely.
  • Be careful around the extremely powerful tail.

What to do for a stranded Seal or Sea Lion:

  • DO NOT attempt to remove the animal or return it to the water. Seals and Sea Lions temporarily haul out on land to rest or dry out. Mothers briefly leave their pups while at sea.
  • Observe the animal from a distance of at least 50 feet. Note the condition of the animal. Any obvious injuries? Is it bleeding? Wet or dry? Any markings or tags? Do not attempt to feed the animal.
  • Do not pour water on beached Seals or Sea Lions. They are prone to respiratory diseases and wetting them down often adds to their suffering.
  • Do not touch a stranded Seal or Sea Lion! Even though they appear friendly, they can inflict severe bites.  They may also carry diseases communicable to humans.
  • Control your pets.  Keep people away! They could injure or be injured by a Seal or Sea Lion.
  • Determine the animal’s exact location! If we can’t locate the animal, we can’t help it. How far and in what direction from a town, river, jetty, seawall, mile marker or highway callbox

What to do for a stranded Sea Turtle:

  • Move the turtle above the high water line.
  • Cover the animal with dry seaweed to prevent the wind from causing hypothermia.
  • Mark the covered turtle with a gaudy piece of flotsam or jetsam, perhaps a buoy or anything unusual, so that rescuers will easily find the animal.
  • Do not put it back into the water – doing so will condemn the animal to almost certain death.
  • Do not remove the animal from the beach – a special license is required to transport federally protected species.

What to do for a stranded Sea Otter:

  • Don’t touch it or try to catch it – it’s illegal, and sea otters can bite.
  • Don’t pick up an otter pup that seems to be alone in the water – its mother is probably diving for food nearby.
  • Keep people and pets away from the otter.
  • Don’t wrap a stranded otter in a blanket – it will overheat very quickly.
  • Wildlife rehabilitation specialists will come and determine whether the otter needs help.  If it does, they will capture it and take it in for care.
  • Remember, sea otters are wild animals and can deliver a severe bite!

All Marine Mammals protected under the U.S. Endangered Species Act & the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Only authorized wildlife rehabilitators—like the agencies on this list—are allowed to catch or move them.

Agencies Allowed to Capture Marine Mammals:

USA (alphabetical order by state):

ALABAMA

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Alabama Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
1-877-WHALE-HELP (1-877-942-5343)Alabama Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network Hotline
1-866-SEA-TURTLE (1-866-732-8878)

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

ALASKA

NMFS Alaska Stranding Hotline
877-925-7773

NMFS Anchorage Office
Anchorage
907-271-5006

NMFS Alaska Regional Office
Juneau
907-586-7235

Alaska Sea Otter and Stellar Sea Lion Commission
Old Harbor
907-286-2377

Alaska SeaLife Center
Seward
907-224-6395

Alaska Whale Foundation
Operates from boat – May through September
360-808-0579

CALIFORNIA

Click here to download the California Whale Entanglement Team (W.E.T.) Response and Reporting Card

DEL NORTE COUNTY

Northcoast Marine Mammal Center
Crescent City
707-465-6265

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

HUMBOLDT COUNTY

Northcoast Marine Mammal Center
Crescent City
707-465-6265

Humboldt State University
Arcata
707-826-4872

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

California Wildlife Center (live strandings)
Malibu
310-458-WILD [9453]

Marine Animal Rescue (formerly Whale Rescue Team)
El Segundo
Emergencies - 800-39-WHALE, non-emergencies – 310-455-2729

Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History (dead animals only)
Los Angeles
213-763-3400

Long Beach Animal Care Services (live strandings)
Long Beach
562-570-7387

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

MARIN COUNTY

The Marine Mammal Center
Sausalito
415-289-SEAL (7325)California Academy of Sciences (dead animals only)
San Francisco
415-379-5381

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

MENDOCINO COUNTY

Humboldt State University
Arcata
707-826-4872

The Marine Mammal Center
Sausalito
415-289-SEAL (7325)

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

MONTEREY COUNTY

UC Long Marine Lab
Santa Cruz
During business hours – 831-459-2883, after hours – 831-212-1272

The Marine Mammal Center
Moss Landing
831-633-6298 or 415-289-SEAL (7325)

Moss Landing Marine Laboratories
Moss Landing
831-771-4422

Monterey Bay Aquarium (Sea Otter Hotline)
Monterey
831-648-4840

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

ORANGE COUNTY

Pacific Marine Mammal Center
Laguna Beach
949-494-3050

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

SAN DIEGO COUNTY

Sea World (live strandings)
San Diego
800-541-7325

NMFS Southwest Fisheries Science Center (dead animals only)
La Jolla
858-546-7162

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY

The Marine Mammal Center
Sausalito
415-289-SEAL (7325)

California Academy of Sciences (dead animals only)
San Francisco
415-379-5381

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY

The Marine Mammal Center
Morro Bay
415-289-SEAL (7325)

Monterey Bay Aquarium (sea otter 24-hour emergency line)
Monterey
831-648-4840

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

SAN MATEO COUNTY

The Marine Mammal Center
Sausalito
415-289-SEAL (7325)

California Academy of Sciences (dead animals only)
San Francisco
415-379-5381

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

The Marine Mammal Center
Santa Barbara
415-289-SEAL (7325)

Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History (dead animals only)
Santa Barbara
Call Michelle Berman 805-896-0858

Monterey Bay Aquarium (sea otter 24-hour emergency line)
Monterey
831-648-4840

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY

UC Long Marine Lab
Santa Cruz
During business hours – 831-459-2883, after hours – 831-212-1272

The Marine Mammal Center
Moss Landing
831-633-6298 or 415-289-SEAL (7325)

Moss Landing Marine Laboratories
Moss Landing
831-771-4422

Monterey Bay Aquarium (sea otter 24-hour emergency line)
Monterey
831-648-4840

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

SONOMA COUNTY

The Marine Mammal Center
Sausalito
415-289-SEAL (7325)

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

VENTURA COUNTY

Channel Islands Marine & Wildlife Institute (live strandings)
Goleta
805-567-1505

Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History (dead animals only)
Santa Barbara
Call Michelle Berman 805-896-0858

Whale Entanglement Team (WET)
877-SOS-WHALE (767- 9425)

NMFS Southwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline
877-UCD-OWCN

CONNECTICUT

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Mystic Aquarium
860-572-5955, option 1

DELAWARE

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

MERR Institute
Nassau
302-228-5029

FLORIDA

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
888-404-3922

Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute (Brevard and Volusia counties only)
321-821-3030

GEORGIA

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

Georgia Stranding Hotline
912-269-7587 or 912-264-7218

NMFS Southeast Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

HAWAII

Please call the NOAA Hotline (1-888-256-9840) immediately to report an injured or entangled marine mammal.

Pacific Islands Region Marine Mammal Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
888-256-9840

NMFS Pacific Islands Regional Office – Marine Mammal Response Network
Honolulu
808-725-5000

To report monk seal sightings:
Oahu: (808) 220-7802
Kauai: (808) 651-7668
Molokai: (808) 553-5555
Maui/Lanai: (808) 292-2372
Island of Hawaii (808) 987-0765

To report stranded / entangled marine mammals:
1-888-256-9840

Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary
Kihei
For Marine Mammals: 888-256-9840
For Sea Turtles: (808) 983-5730

University of Hawaii
Hilo
808-286-4359

LOUISIANA

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

Coastal Wildlife Network
504-235-3005

NMFS Southeast Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

MAINE

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Maine Marine Animal Reporting Hotline
800-532-9551

Maine Department of Marine Resources
207-633-9500
207-266-1326 (Weekends/After-hours)

Allied Whale, College of the Atlantic
Bar Harbor
207-288-5644

MARYLAND

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Oxford
800-628-9944

National Aquarium/Marine Animal Rescue Program
Baltimore
410-576-3880

MASSACHUSETTS

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office
978-281-9300

NMFS Protected Species Branch
508-495-2000

New England Aquarium
Boston
617-973-5247

The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation
Boston
631-369-9829 – 24 hour rescue hotline

International Fund for Animal Welfare – Marine Mammal Rescue Program
(formerly known as the Cape Cod Stranding Network)
508-743-9548, Email: strandings@ifaw.org

The Whale Center of New England
Gloucester
978-281-6351

MISSISSIPPI

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

NOAA Stranding Hotline
888-806-1674

NMFS Southeast Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

Institute for Marine Mammal Studies
Gulfport
888-767-3657

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

New England Aquarium
Boston
617-973-5247

NEW JERSEY

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Marine Mammal Stranding Center
Brigantine
609-266-0538

NEW YORK

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation
Riverhead
631-369-9829 – 24 hour rescue hotline

NORTH CAROLINA

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

NMFS Southeast Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

Marine Mammal Stranding Program
University of North Carolina
Wilmington
903-962-7266

OREGON

NMFS Northwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
866-767-6114

NMFS Northwest Regional Office, Protected Resources Division
206-526-6733

Oregon Coast Stranding Coordinator
Hotline: 541-270-6830

Marine Mammal Stranding Network
Oregon State University
Newport
541-270-6830

RHODE ISLAND

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Mystic Aquarium
860-572-5955

SOUTH CAROLINA

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Stranding Hotline
800-922-5431

TEXAS

NMFS Southeast USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network
Galveston
800-9MAMMAL

VIRGINIA

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Virginia Marine Science Museum
Virginia Beach
757-385-7575

WASHINGTON

  • To report stranded marine mammals in Washington State or Oregon, please call the NOAA Fisheries Hotline: 1-866-767-6114
  • To report large whale entanglements, please call Large Whale Entanglement Hotline (Pacific US Coast): 1-877-SOS-WHALE (1-877-767-9425)
  • To report stranded marine mammals in British Columbia, Canada, call the DFO hotline: 1-800-465-4336

NMFS Northwest USA Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
800-853-1964

NMFS Marine Mammal Stranding Coordinator
206-526-6733

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife Marine Mammal Investigations Unit
253-589-7235

Seattle Animal Control
Seattle: (206) 386-7387 (press option 7)

Cascadia Research Collective (for large whales)
Olympia: 360-943-7325 or 800-747-7329

East Jefferson County Marine Mammal Stranding Network
Port Townsend: 360-385-5582 x103

Makah Reservation
360-645-3160 or after office hours 9-5, use following number: 360-640-0959

Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary
Port Angeles: 360-457-6622, option 6

Olympic Coast National Park
Port Angeles: 360-565-3115

Olympic Coast Marine Mammal Stranding Association
Joyce: 360-928-0230

Orca Network – Report Dead or Stranded Marine Mammals
Freeland: 1-866-ORCANET or 360-678-3765

San Juan County Marine Mammal Stranding Network, The Whale Museum
Friday Harbor: 360-378-4710 or 800-562-8832

WASHINGTON D.C.

NOAA Northeast USA Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
866-755-NOAA (6622)

Smithsonian Institute
Museum of Natural History
202-633-2664

^Top of USA List
^Top of Stranding Page


TO REPORT SEA OTTER STRANDINGS IN CALIFORNIA:

Monterey Bay Aquarium
Monterey
831-648-4840 (sea otter 24-hour emergency line)

Marine Mammal Center
Sausalito
415-289-7325

Please report sightings in California of oiled otters, seabirds and other animals to the Oiled Wildlife Care Network Response Hotline: 877-823-6926.

Call Dr. Melissa Miller at 831-469-1746 for all scientific inquiries and dead sea otter related issues.  Call Jack Ames at 831-469-1740 for any California oil spill response and field problems.

If you find a Sea Otter you think is ill or abandoned follow these steps:

  1. Don’t touch it or try to catch it – it’s illegal, and sea otters can bite.
  2. Don’t pick up an otter pup that seems to be alone in the water – its mother is probably diving for food nearby.
  3. Keep people and pets away from the otter.
  4. Don’t wrap a stranded otter in a blanket – it will overheat very quickly.
  5. Wildlife rehabilitation specialists will come and determine whether the otter needs help.  If it does, they will capture it and take it in for care.
  6. Remember, sea otters are wild animals and can deliver a severe bite!

^Top of Stranding Page
^Top of USA List


INTERNATIONAL (alphabetical order by country):

AFRICA

Namibian Dolphin Project
Strandings Hotline: Hotline: 081 687 6461

AMERICAN SAMOA

Pacific Islands Region Marine Mammal Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
888-256-9840

ARGENTINA

Fundacion Mundo Marino
Buenos Aires
02252 43-0300

AUSTRALIA

Australia Marine Mammal Rescue and Research
Sydney, New South Wales
61 02 9415 3333

Australian Marine Wildlife Research & Rescue Organization (AMWRRO)
Torrens Island SA
08 8262 5452 or Emergency: 08 8378 3364 or 0411 057 551

Wildlife Victoria
Fitzroy, Victoria
13 000 94535

Whale Strandings Hotline - Tasmania only
0427 942 537

BRAZIL

International Wildlife Coalition Imbituba
55 48 255 2922

CANADA

Marine Animal Response Society
Nova Scotia
866-567-6277

Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
British Columbia
800-465-4336

Marine Mammal Rehabilitation
British Columbia
604-862-1647

Quebec Marine Mammal Emergency Response Network
Tadoussac, Québec
Hotline: 1-877-722-5346 or 1-877-7BALEINE

Vancouver Aquarium
British Columbia
604-258-7325

Whale Release and Strandings
Newfoundland and Labrador
888-895-3003

ENGLAND

British Divers Marine Life Rescue
01825 765546

Royal Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
0300 1234 999

FRANCE

Centre de Recherche sur les Mammiferes Marins

La Rochelle
05 46 44 99 10

Groupe d’Etude des Cetaces du Contentin et des Mammiferes de la Manche
Cherbourg-Octeville
02 33 10 22 50

Oceanopolis Marine Mammal Laboratory
Brest
Security Office (24 hrs/7days): 33 (0) 2 98 34 40 51
Sami Hassani (Stranding Network Coordinator): 33 (0) 2 98 34 40 52

Picardie Nature
06 08 83 44 99

GERMANY

Seehundstation Friedrichskoog
04854 / 13 72

Seehundstation Norddeich
49 (0) 49 31-9 73 33 0

GREECE

MOm Monk Seal Rehabilitation Centre
210-5222888

Archelon Sea Turtle Rescue Center
+30 210 52 31 342

GUAM

Pacific Islands Region Marine Mammal Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
888-256-9840

NMFS Pacific Islands Regional Office
Honolulu, Hawaii
808-944-2269

HONG KONG

Hong Kong Dolphin Conservation Society
852-2866 2652

INDONESIA

Whale Strandings Indonesia
62 811-9693-026

IRELAND

Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
087-6328106

ISRAEL

Israel Marine Mammal Research & Assistance Center
050 6241663, 052 3571193, or 050 8226280

MAURITIUS

Mauritian Wildlife Foundation
230 697 6097

MEXICO

Red de Varamientos de Yucatan
Merida, Yucatan
999 946 5558

Investigacion y Conservacion de Mamiferos Marinos de Ensenada (ICMME)
Ensenada, Baja California
646 161 98 39 or 646 197 53 29

NETHERLANDS

Seal Rehabilitation and Research Centre Lenie’t Hart
Pieterburen
0595 526 526

EcoMare Wadden and North Sea Centre
0222 317741

NEW ZEALAND

Department of Conservation
0800 362 468 – 24 hour emergency stranding line

Project Jonah
0800 4 WHALE

NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

Pacific Islands Region Marine Mammal Stranding & Entanglement Hotline
888-256-9840

NMFS Pacific Islands Regional Office
Honolulu, Hawaii
808-944-2269

PERU

Organizacion Cientifica para Conservacion de Animales Acuaticos
511 99938-9430 or 511 99164-5586

PHILIPPINES

Philippine Marine Mammal Stranding Network
For whales and dolphins:
Ocean Adventure
(047) 252 9000
For dugongs:
Protected Area and Wildlife Bureau (PAWB)
(02) 924 6031 to 35
(02) 925 8946

POLAND

Hel Marine Station
58 675 08 36

PUERTO RICO

NMFS Southeast Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

SCOTLAND

Scottish Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
03000 999 999

British Divers Marine Life Rescue
01825 765546

SOUTH AFRICA

Cape of Good Hope SPCA
021 700 4158, 021 700 4159, emergencies - 083 326 1604

SPAIN

Fundacion Aspro Natura
Canary Islands
General emergency hotline – 112

TURKEY

Turkish Marine Research Foundation
90 216 424 07 72

US VIRGIN ISLANDS

NMFS Southeast Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline
877-433-8299

US Virgin Islands Stranding Hotline
Frederiksted
340-713-2422

WALES

Royal Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
0300 1234 999

British Divers Marine Life Rescue
01825 765546

^Top of International List
^Top of Stranding Page


SaveSave