Sea Turtle Recovery’s Patients that have been released back to the ocean.
STR-21-003: Slater This juvenile Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Sandy Hook GNRA, NJ. This turtle has propeller cuts and partial amputation of the right front flipper. Released Healthy! August 2022
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STR-21-002: Titan This juvenile Loggerhead sea turtle was found near Island Beach State Park, NJ. This turtle has propeller cuts, shark bites, and partial amputation of the right front flipper. Released Healthy! August 2022
STR-21-001: DonaShello This juvenile Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. This turtle was initially treated by Atlantic Marine Conservation Society and transferred to Sea Turtle Recovery for further rehabilitation. Released Healthy! August 2022
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STR-20-011: Peppermint Patty This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released Healthy August 2021!
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STR-20-018: Pippin This Green sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in New Jersey. Released Healthy! October 2021
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STR-20-014: Geo Millennium This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released Healthy! July 2021
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STR-20-007: Zoom This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released Healthy August 2021!
STR-20-003: Callie This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released Healthy! April 2021
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STR-20-019: Gimli This Loggerhead sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released Healthy! April 2021
STR-20-015: Pete This Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released Healthy! April 2021
