Orphaned sea otter rescued in Tofino

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Orphaned sea otter rescued in Tofino

Animal rescuers at the Vancouver Aquarium say an orphaned sea otter pup is receiving 24-hour care to “ensure her survival,” after it was found in critical condition.

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