About Us
How we started and why we carry on
Our Journey Through Time
Since our inception, Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Centre has been at the forefront of wildlife protection and rehabilitation. Here are some of the pivotal moments that have shaped our path.
’85
Sanctuary Inception
The sanctuary was founded with a mission to rescue and rehabilitate injured seals, marking the beginning of our commitment to wildlife conservation.
’95
Expansion of Facilities
We expanded our facilities to accommodate a wider range of wildlife, enhancing our ability to care for diverse species.
’05
Community Engagement Initiatives
Launched educational programs to raise awareness about wildlife conservation among local communities and schools.
’15
Recognition for Conservation Efforts
Received national recognition for our innovative conservation strategies and successful rehabilitation programs.
Our Core Values
Commitment to Conservation
At the heart of Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Centre lies a steadfast commitment to the preservation of wildlife and their habitats. We believe in fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and nature, ensuring a sustainable future for all species.
Our sanctuary thrives on community involvement, encouraging active participation in conservation efforts. We strive to educate and inspire future generations to value and protect the natural world, promoting a culture of respect and stewardship for wildlife.
Meet Our Dedicated Team
Our team at Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Centre is a passionate group of individuals committed to the care and rehabilitation of wildlife. Each member brings unique skills and a shared dedication to preserving nature’s wonders.

Dr. Mark Chambers
Chief Veterinarian

James Thompson
Wildlife Rehabilitation Specialist

Mel Chambers
Education Coordinator

Dennis Mammal
Conservation Manager
Inspiring Stories of Hope
At Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary, we believe in the power of stories to inspire change. From the heartwarming rescue of a stranded seal pup to the successful rehabilitation of injured birds and others, our sanctuary has touched countless lives. Our community outreach programs have educated thousands about the importance of wildlife conservation, fostering a deeper connection between people and nature.

Join Us in Making a Difference
We joined on an annual membership many years ago. Not only has it taught us all about wildlife and how to protect it for future generations, but we visit as often as we can. It’s given us something as a family, to do together, in a world where this has become increasingly difficult to do. We completey love this place. It’s exciting and a safe environment to explore. Thank you to everyone involved.
The Jones Family