The Manx Wildlife Trust has successfully recovered another underweight seal pup, which was found in Port St Mary.
The charity says there was no sign of its mother, and the pup had an eye injury, and so was taken to the seal rehabilitation centre.
It's added that this is done as a last resort, as the best place for the seals is in the wild.
The Trust also gave an update on the pup that was collected from Fenella Beach last week, saying it's doing well and is almost weaned.
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