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Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary

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Delivered by: Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary This is a Claimed organisation
Last updated: 09/02/2025

Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates seals and otters in and around Shetland so they can be released back into the wild. We also help coordinate the rescue of stranded cetaceans. We accept visitors by arrangement when we have seals in residence. Entry is free, though we accept donations.

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  • Shetland Islands

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Nature and Wildlife Preservation
A close-up of a grey seal's face as it peers out of the water. Its large, dark eyes and long whiskers stand out against wet fur.
A dark-furred seal peeks out of the water, tangled in strands of seaweed. A loop of seaweed rests on its head like a crown.
A brown otter with a white muzzle walks through the snow, its fur thick and slightly damp. Green grass peeks through the snowy ground.

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Storm the grey seal pup at Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary 2024
Frankie the common seal pup at Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary 2024
Elder the otter at Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary 2024

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