Stranded 6/30/2015 Kiernan is a juvenile Atlantic green sea turtle. He was found with fishing line wrapped tightly around his front left flipper. Luckily he had no additional injuries and looks very healthy. He should be released in summer of 2015. Released 7/29/2015

Stranded 8/4/2015 Bob B. is a juvenile Kemp’s ridley sea turtle who was accidently hooked by a local fisherman in the Gulf of Mexico. Luckily, he did the right thing by calling Sea Turtle, inc. and asking for assistance.  Luckily the hook was removed and the turtle seems perfectly healthy. He is currently in our ICU

Stranded 4/26/2015 April is a sub-adult Atlantic green sea turtle. She was found in the Laguna Madre with a large bundle of seismic measuring gear entangled around her front right flipper. Unfortunately, all that was left of the flipper was a bone sticking out. April underwent amputation surgery and is currently recovering in our ICU.

Stranded 5/23/2015 Tint is a juvenile Atlantic green sea turtle. He was found on the south jetties of South Padre Island. Tint has severe lacerations to his right front flipper and lard wounds on his plastron (bottom shell) and neck. The reason for his injuries are unknown but seems to be a predator attack. Tint

  Stranded 7/24/2015 Olivia Jr. is a juvenile Atlantic green sea turtle. She was accidently hooked by a fisherman in Dolphin Cove at Isla Blanca Park. From the outside, it seemed that just her flipper had been hooked and the hook was easily removed, however, x-rays of the turtle revealed that she had also swallowed

Stranded 1/11/2015 Ziggy is a juvenile Atlantic green sea turtle. He was found floating in the Laguna Madre during a severe cold front. He had gone into a state of “cold shock” becuase of low temperatures and was hit by a boat while floating in the bay. Ziggy’s wounds are very severe and he is

  Stranded 5/29/2015  Mitch is a juvenile Atlantic green sea turtle. He was found by a member of the US coast guard. He has a very large wound on his plastron and carapace (top and bottom shell). Due to the shape of the wound, we believe it was most likely caused by a shark. Mitch’s

Stranded 5/16/15 Jayden is a juvenile Atlantic green sea turtle. He was found on the South Padre Island jetties. He had been hooked by a fisherman and was completely entangled in monofilament line. Luckily, the fisherman called Sea Turtle, Inc. and he was unhooked and is recovering well. June Update: Jayden has been moved to

Stranded 6/22/2015 Rocky is a juvenile Atlantic green sea turtle. He was found wedged int the rocks of the Boca Chica Jetties. He has some minor scrapes and abrasions on his shell but he is recovering well and will most likely be released by the end of summer 2015. Released 7/29/2015

Stranded 2/19/2015 Toto was caught in a shrimp net. Luckily, he has no physical injuries and his stay in ICU was very short. He is currently swimming in a rehabilitation tank and will be released when the water is warmer. Stranded 4/8/2015