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12/13/2024

Out on Shackleford Banks again today conducting horse censuses. The mare in the photo is the oldest horse on the island. She is 30 years old⚓️

11/27/2024

A beautiful late November day with a group from South Carolina and the Big Easy⚓️

11/01/2024

Happy Birthday to our lady of the Cape. For 165 years she’s been a steady sentinel guarding the shoals⚓️

10/30/2024

An absolutely beautiful day on Shackleford Banks today. Was continuing the horse census with 27 horses observed and identified⚓️

10/24/2024

Back out on Shackleford Banks today conducting census of the horses. We identified and observed 30 horses in the mid-east section of the island⚓️

10/22/2024

Sea Grant Aqua Academy out on The Lump this morning⚓️

10/13/2024

Seavisions Charters joined the fun⚓️

10/11/2024

Seavisions Charters is sponsoring⚓️

09/23/2024

09/19/2024

Puppies in the moonlight. More SandBark tours coming up. October 6, 19 and 20.
https://www.seavisions.net/inventory/sandbark-tour

09/09/2024

Honored to serve as Minister at John and Susan’s piratical union this past weekend in Oriental, NC. Huzzah⚓️

09/01/2024

Sea horses in the Short Turn⚓️

09/01/2024

A great day of shelling on Shackleford Banks⚓️

08/07/2024

Foal Update as of 10am on 8/7/2024:

Upon admission to the N.C. State College of Veterinary Medicine equine unit on Monday, veterinarians found that the days-old wild filly was suffering from dehydration, colic and associated pain, acute enteritis, and low immunoglobulin values which indicates the foal did not receive an adequate amount of colostrum and/or received low quality colostrum. Colostrum is critical to the development of a horse’s immune system. The filly is responding well to treatment, and we are making plans to transfer her to a horse rescue organization. She will not be returned to the island for several reasons including potential introduction of pathogens to the herd and her mother’s inability to adequately nurse her. Furthermore, it would be inhumane to return a horse to the island after it has been habituated to the care of humans and eventually, a habituated grown wild horse may pose a danger to visitors.

Photo Description: The foal comfortably napping in her treatment stall.
Photo Credit: Dr. Perez at NCSU-CVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine & Veterinary Hospital

Address

103 Cedar Street
Beaufort, NC
28516

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 7pm
Sunday	9am - 7pm

Website

http://www.seavisions.net/

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