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OD Strikes it Rich!

Our gentle giant and largest resident here at the Turtle Hospital has a spectacular new home away from home.  OD, our 330 lb. green sea turtle embarked on[…]

Some Help for Gaia

A juvenile Green nicknamed ‘Gaia’ was rescued in mid-June at midnight down in Key West where she was found swimming in circles. A lady named[…]

Chelsea Gets Another Taste of the Sea!

On the morning of July 13th one of our beautiful sub-adult loggerheads was released back into the wild at Bahia Honda State Park.  About a hundred people[…]

Look out Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles our turtles are stars!

On July 3rd our turtles once again posed for the cameras when a German documentary team came to film at the hospital! The crew is[…]

First Hatchlings of 2013

The Hospital’s newest patients can fit right in the palm of your hand! They are three Loggerhead hatchlings found in the Marquesas Keys, an island[…]

Mallory’s Release!

A juvenile Green nicknamed Mallory was rescued in April 2012 off of Mallory Square in Key West with Fibropapilloma tumors. After over a year of rehabilitation, which[…]

Join Us For Chelsea’s Release!

The Turtle Hospital is excited to announce a public sea turtle release on Saturday, July 13th at 10:30 AM.  Please join us on the north[…]

Spend An Evening With The Sea Turtles!

Please join us on Wednesday, July 10th from 5:30 pm to sunset for an after hours party here at the Turtle Hospital (MM 48.5).  The[…]

4th of July Parade is a big Success

The Turtle Hospital was once again part of the 4th of July parade this year bringing back the very popular turtle rescue reenactment.  The staff[…]

Welcome Stacy and Jack

The last week in June proved to be a busy one for all of the staff here at the hospital.  Yet again we admitted three[…]

Captain Hook Arrives with a lot of Silver!

On the 26th of June we received a call from FWC that they had caught a juvenile loggerhead with a large hook in it’s mouth that needed[…]