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Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter
6 days ago
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These two pelis got released before the weather turned so cold. We hope they flew south! ... See MoreSee Less
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Another successful rehab by Seabiscuit. Wonderfulness.

So beautiful♥️. Thank you for taking good care of them!

Thats just AWESOME! GREAT JOB!!!

Morgan Bergey

Do you have any releases coming up soon?

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Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter
6 days ago
Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter
Tessa and Tim are staying at the peli pool as long as the temp is 40 or above. When temperatures fall, they will go into their back room which has a heater. Pelicans are really having a difficult time with all this frigid weather. Ones that are not completely heathy stay in the house. ... See MoreSee Less
Tessa and Tim are staying at the peli pool as long as the temp is 40 or above. When temperatures fall, they will go into their back room which has a heater. Pelicans are really having a difficult time with all this frigid weather. Ones that are not completely heathy stay in the house.Image attachment
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Shared to Beautiful Oak Island & Southport 🐳

I just want to cuddle them up with warmth Stay warm babies - soon will be warmer!

Prayers for all the animals🙏🏻

Ty

They are so gorgeous/handsome

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Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter
6 days ago
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This is "Duffer"...so called because he was just hanging out at the golf course. ... See MoreSee Less
This is Duffer...so called because he was just hanging out at the golf course.
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Gorgeous!

❤️Strikingly handsome!

Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter
6 days ago
Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter
This cold weather is a big problem for the pelis. They develop frostbite on their feet and pouches; their fishing is hindered so they become emaciated. These seven are staying in the house to keep warm and recover. Once they get healthier, they'll rejoin the others outside. ... See MoreSee Less
This cold weather is a big problem for the pelis. They develop frostbite on their feet and pouches; their fishing is hindered so they become emaciated. These seven are staying in the house to keep warm and recover. Once they get healthier, theyll rejoin the others outside.
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Hope Benny from Myrtle Beach is doing well.

Sending 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Cathy L Embleton Ruggiero

My husband called about one little guy this past Friday on 28th Street, West. How is he/she doing? We’ve been wondering....🙏

So grateful that your wonderful organization is there for all feathered friends.

What is the shelters current needs? Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

I’m glad your there for them -

Love me my pelicans Stay warm babies

Tysm. If i ever move that way i would love to volunteer. 🌹

So glad they are cared for!

Always a room in the inn at SB...

We have a crate trained puppy but this is new! Thank you!

Thanks for taking care of all the animals.

Thank you 🙏

Best wishes.

Thank you for all you do!

Thank you for all that you do.

I absolutely LOVE the pelicams

Do you have a wish list for donors? I would like to help in any way I can. I'm disabled so volunteering is almost out..... Thank you for this wonderful rescue group. Do you have Pete there? Found in Calabash....

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Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter
6 days ago
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This is "Stitch"...the Pelican from Potter's Seafood that had a serious injury to its pouch. He is recovering but it will take more time for all the pouch tissue to completely heal. ... See MoreSee Less
This is Stitch...the Pelican from Potters Seafood that had a serious injury to its pouch. He is recovering but it will take more time for all the pouch tissue to completely heal.
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I can't wait to visit and see these amazing animals ❤️

Fascinating. How did you learn all these delicate details to help all these beautiful creatures?

Great photo!

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