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It was approaching the end of the work day on Sunday the 7th, when a phone call came through reporting a floating sea turtle. On the other[…]

On October 8, 2012 we received a call from Brian Aronoff who had found a tiny sea turtle that was washed in with the tide to[…]

After varying lengths of stay at The Turtle Hospital, a total of 23 rescued hatchlings were released yesterday directly into the Gulf Stream.  This time[…]

The Turtle Hospital is sad to report the passing away of our sea turtle patient, “Good Hope,” a pregnant hawksbill airlifted for treatment from St. Croix[…]

Our smallest loggerhead turtles, Fisher and Finn, have matured quite a bit since their admittance to our hospital.  Fisher arrived as a small post-hatchling.  She is our education[…]

  Not too much has changed in Good Hope’s condition since her last update, but she has laid a couple more eggs, bringing the total[…]

Jimbo’s jumbo pap was removed today after an endoscope (click to view footage!) revealed healthy internal organs–and, surprise!, he’s a boy!  The tumor weighed more than[…]

When the Rehab team assessed “Jimbo” upon intake, it was apparent that this 65-lb juvenile green had fallen victim to the fibropapilloma virus.  A very[…]

Over the weekend, The Turtle Hospital welcomed another juvenile green sea turtle to our list of current patients.  Transferred from Miami Seaquarium’s rehabilitation facility, Hook[…]

Join us at Sparky’s 7 Mile Marina this Thursday from 6-8 PM for a casting contest!  All of the proceeds will be donated to The[…]

The number “7” seems to be Good Hope’s new lucky number.  Previously showing a trend of laying eggs in sets of 3, she has laid 15[…]

Dr. Doug Mader was in today to assess Good Hope’s condition.  The critically endangered, pregnant hawksbill from St. Croix is now set to receive doses of Vitamin B[…]