Peace, Love, Turtles… Peace, Love, Dolphins
This Sunday, August 8th, eat breakfast at Moonakis Café in East Falmouth and save stranded turtles, seals, and dolphins!
A portion of Moonakis Café proceeds will be donated to the National Marine Life Center, to help us open our new marine wildlife hospital in time for the fall stranding season. NMLC staff and volunteers will be available with displays and information about our rehabilitation, science, and education programs. With your donation of $25 or more, you will receive a free copy of Paul Rifkin’s “Back to the Wild” DVD featuring a sea turtle release on Cape Cod.
Date: Sunday, 8 August 2010
Time: 7 am – noon
Place: Moonakis Café, 460 Waquoit Highway, East Falmouth, MA
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Our entangled grey seal, Salty (Salted Caramel) has been released! There are a few easy identifiers should you see her in the wild, starting with
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Salted Caramel has left the building! Tonight we released our juvenile grey seal, Salty. Salty was severely entangled in fishing gear and admitted to our
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