SR³ SeaLife Response, Rehabilitation, and Research is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and welfare of marine wildlife in the Pacific Northwest. They are committed to assisting animals that are entangled in marine debris, victims of ship strikes, and stranded or injured animals on or near shore. One of their key focuses is wildlife rehabilitation, which not only helps monitor environmental and human health but also plays a vital role in saving endangered species.

By providing direct benefit to the welfare of individual animals, SR³ contributes to the conservation efforts in the region. In addition to their rehabilitation work, SR³ is actively involved in research activities. They aim to build scientific understanding and train future generations to protect, restore, and conserve the unique ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest.

SR³ is also creating Washington's first marine wildlife hospital to care for native species such as seals, sea lions, porpoises, puffins, and more. They rely on the support of volunteers, sponsors, and donors to carry out their important work. Join SR³ in their mission to save marine life by getting involved and making a difference today