Animal Rescue Program professionals took the seal to the aquarium with support from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the New Haven Police Department.

A baby seal ventured into the big city this weekend, after galumphing — that's the technical term — his way into downtown New Haven, Conn. Police officers got a call about a possibly injured ...

A seal was found in New Haven on Sunday and New Haven Police Department joked that the animal is the newest addition to the police department. The seal was found near Chapel and East streets ...

The police in New Haven, Conn., found a young seal wandering the streets and aided in its rescue. “Maybe we should just start keeping mackerel in the cruisers,” one officer suggested. By ...

Well, a seal was on the loose in downtown New Haven, Connecticut on Sunday. A seal lies on a wet road in front of a New Haven police car with lights on Police have no idea where the seal came from ...

A seal pup that was found on the streets of New Haven captured hearts across the state and the country and soon you will be able to have a bobblehead of the seal, which is now known as “Chappy.” ...

Mysterious seal found in New Haven on Feb. 16, 2025. “We’re like, he’s still bright and alert and looking good,” she said. “Maybe we can just relocate him to a safe beach, and so our ...

Animal Rescue Program professionals took the seal to the aquarium with support from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the New Haven Police Department.

Animal Rescue Program professionals took the seal to the aquarium with support from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the New Haven Police Department.

Animal Rescue Program professionals took the seal to the aquarium with support from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the New Haven Police Department.

Baby seal found far from the beach in Connecticut city: 'Lucky' to be rescued. Margie Cullen Thao Nguyen. ... a marine aquarium about 55 miles east of downtown New Haven, for rehabilitation.

Animal Rescue Program professionals took the seal to the aquarium with support from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the New Haven Police Department.