Category Archives: Otter rescue

Forsa, the otter cub …. the untold story

Posted on November 10, 2018 by Marie Fox

If you are an avid follower of Mull Otter Group, then you will know that we rescued a cub in a very poor condition back in September. Sue and Darren Morley brought her back from the brink with rehydration fluids … Continue reading →

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Released Otters Doing Well on Mull

Posted on March 20, 2017 by Marie Fox

More video footage of the otters we released with the SSPCA on Mull, which shows that they are doing well. The feeding will soon be reduced and then stopped, and then they will be truly wild and independent otters. We … Continue reading →

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Released Otters on Video

Posted on February 26, 2017 by Marie Fox

Just look at some of the video footage Mull Otter Group managed to get of our newly released otters last night! The otters we released a couple of weeks ago are eating the fish that is being left out for … Continue reading →

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Full Circle: Rescued Otters Released

Posted on February 16, 2017 by Marie Fox

Last year we rescued a small abandoned cub, Gribun, which would otherwise have died, and it went off to be reared by the SSPCA and it joined another small cub there. The SSPCA did a splendid job and the otters … Continue reading →

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Gribun, the otter cub: update

Posted on April 11, 2016 by Marie Fox

Have you liked our Facebook page? Stay in touch with extra news updates, such as the latest update on our rescued otter cub, Gribun.

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Otter Cub Rescue

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Marie Fox

Mull Otter Group were called out to rescue a very poorly otter cub at Gribun, Mull on 23rd March. Things did not look good for this little cub, and it was by no means certain that it would survive the … Continue reading →