A Sea Turtle Sanctuary
Committed to the Care & Release of Sick and Injured Sea Turtles
PATIENT INDEX
 SEA TURTLES
 THREATENED, ENDANGERED, CHARISMATIC.



The Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center
is a 501c3 nonprofit organization staffed by Volunteers.
It is a privilege to work with these magnificent animals,
but we cannot do it alone. The sea turtles need  your help.
PLEASE VISIT OUR SITE
AND MEET OUR PATIENTS.
All donations are directly applied to food, medical supplies, and operating costs of the hospital.
We receive no state or federal funding

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NEW ADMITS

November 9
OCEANS ELEVEN

Loggerhead

October 29
MYDAS

Green

October 28
VIRGINIA

Loggerhead

WARRIOR

Kemp's Ridley


POQUITO

Kemp's Ridley


October 19
SUNNY

Kemp's Ridley


October 9
OAK

Green


New Sea Turtle Hospital Takes Shape
Take the
 FAMILY GIVING CHALLENGE

The engineers, architect and builder are working everyday to make this dream a reality.  Now we need a little help from our sea turtle family.
We’re asking you to directly participate in building our new hospital through the
Family Giving Challenge
And you’re going to be the ones to define exactly who makes up your “family.” It might be the traditional mom/dad/kids/dog family, with grandparents/aunts/uncles/cousins thrown in. Or maybe there’s a group of you at work, or you’re part of a gang who has been friends since grade school. You probably hang out together and plan things as a “family.” It could be that your family consists of the people you attend church with, or an organization you belong to.

Our hospital volunteers are part of the “turtle family.” We take care of and support each other through the good and bad times. We think that’s a perfect definition of family, and our family needs your family’s help to get the walls up and a roof over our turtles’ heads. So here’s how you step up to our challenge.

Print the OFFICIAL GIVING FORM.
Decide who’s in your family, then put your game faces on and come up with some creative ways to get together your $1,000 donation for our building fund.


And don’t think your children are too young to participate in the planning! We have an astounding number of kids who request donations for our patients in lieu of a birthday present. And these kids give repeatedly, year after year. Toddlers to teens show up at our summer open house lugging heavy bags of coins for our turtles; money they earned from lemonade stands, bake sales, special sporting events and chores; often hundreds of dollars in coins. And we’re very heartened by the moms, dads and grandparents who are so quick to pull out their checkbooks on their way out the door after visiting us. When you “spread the wealth” you’ll be surprised how quickly those dollars add up to $1,000.

You can be a “family” of one: or you can be “the one” in your family who spearheads this challenge. You make the rules. When you’re ready to submit your donation just fill out the form and mail it to us per the instructions.
Your family name will appear on a plaque, which will be permanently displayed in our new facility. You can also make your donation anonymously if you wish.
How proud will you be when you bring your friends and relatives through our new building and point to your family’s name on the wall!

You’re literally getting in on the ground floor of our much-needed state-of-the art rehabilitation facility.
Flipper hugs in advance.
350 Families raising $1000 will meet our funding goals!!
With your help we will succeed.

ADOPT A RESCUED SEATURTLE
Adoping a sea turtle will help provide food and medical care for an injured sea turtle.

Follow SENNET after release.
  Watch his progress on our
 tracking page

courtesy of SEATURTLE.ORG

Save the Sea Turtle'
license plates are now available.
Contact the DMV



 Founder and Director
 JEAN BEASLEY

IS ANIMAL PLANET'S 2007
 HERO OF THE YEAR
Thanks for your support!

Please link your Food Lion MVP cards to the Sea Turtle Hospital
In the search box type:
Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue & Rehabilitation, City: Topsail Beach






THE UGLY SIDE  OF GILL NETS

Untended gill nets are lethal for sea turtles.  This turtle couldn't escape, the net or the people.

IT'S ALIVE!!
Check out the
 TURTLE CAM

and watch sea turtles go through their day.

BALLOONS and TURTLES don't mix
Discarded balloons drift into the water
and are mistaken for food by sea turtles and other marine animals.
Shackleford III was lucky to be able to pass these ingested pieces of balloons.


A Special THANKS to our many visitors.
Your interest and support assures our success
Your tax deductible contributions are much appreciated
SEA TURTLE HOSPITAL
P.O. BOX 3012
TOPSAIL BEACH,  XNCX  28445






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Jean Beasley
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Visiting Hours: 
CLOSED FOR THE WINTER
  open June 2010

Located across from the water tower 
in Topsail Beach.

822 Carolina Ave,
Topsail Beach, NC

  Southern end of 
xTopsail Island
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Current Patients
lennie boater
carter II wrightsville lola april  anchor ridley hammock II onslow
semper fi bear II bogue II ophelia lollipop calabash wash II hyde
quest
pier 2
oak
sunny
virginia
warrior
poquito
mydas
oceans 11


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