Watch: Bonny seal pup lollops to freedom in Cleethorpes
The volunteer group is appealing for donations
A volunteer wildlife rescue group in Cleethorpes had a busy Easter Monday with the emergency rescue of a seal pup.
Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue were contacted by Cleethorpes Beach Safety to assist with a seal, who had been washed over the sea wall and was trapped in the eroding slipway at Humberston Fitties Beach. The group contacted British Divers Marine Life Rescue to help with the rescue at around 3.50pm on April 5.
The team went down to the rock pool and covered the head of the seal before lifting him to safety. The adorable pup was put into a seal bag before being taken into the Cleethorpes Beach Safety office to have his minor wounds attended to.
Acadiana residents stocking up on essentials ahead of winter storm
Cold temperatures, holidays have stores seeing rush in customers
Acadiana residents stocking up on essentials ahead of winter weather
and last updated 2021-02-13 23:19:28-05
YOUNGSVILLE, La. â As temperatures hit below freezing, some people are making sure they have all the supplies they need in case theyâre stuck at home because of bad weather and shutdowns.
Valentineâs Day, Presidentâs Day, and Mardi Gras falling over the next few days is also pushing people to shop.
So what are locals stocking up on? Essentials include meats, roux, canned goods, and firewood.
Cleethorpes Dr Doolittle eager to return home to animals after cardiac arrest
Linda Bass, who runs Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue, got life-saving help from her colleague Aaron and paramedics
06:00, 18 JAN 2021
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Cleethorpes animal rescuer has her own life saved by colleague after suffering cardiac arrest
Linda Bass, who runs Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue, wouldn t have survived without CPR from her colleague and first aider
06:00, 13 JAN 2021
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The founder of Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue owes her life to her heroic friend and colleague who carried out emergency CPR when she suffered a cardiac arrest.