promote wildlife protection with Selkie Rescue and the International Fund for Animal Welfare
Help save wildlife habitats with Selkie Rescue and IFAW
SELKIE SAVES WHAT'S WORTH SAVING

Worth Protecting

There are things in this world that are worth protecting. We are Tugboat Enterprises, the publisher of Selkie Rescue Data Recovery Software. We are located on the west coast of British Columbia, and we see hummingbirds, eagles, seals, whales and bears in our backyards and out of our windows every day! It's a fascinating place to be, and this wildlife and the places they live are important to us. That's why we're donating 10% of every sale of Selkie Rescue Data Recovery Software on this website to the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). We are honoured to be associated with IFAW. You can help prevent animal cruelty and protect wildlife in their environment by purchasing Selkie Rescue Data Recovery.

How are you protecting what is important to you?

Selkie Rescue Data Recovery
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Do you have photographs, video footage, movies, music, emails or other data on your computer that is too precious to be lost? Selkie Rescue Data Recovery can help you protect it. When your computer crashes, Selkie will help you to recover data, documents, family photos and more in an easy three-step process! Selkie works, even when your computer doesn't!
Sea lions, hummingbirds, bears, whales, eagles, and all kinds of wildlife deserve to be protected

Learn more about IFAW
IFAW - the International Fund for Animal Welfare

 IFAW's mission is to improve the welfare of wild and domestic animals throughout the world by reducing commercial exploitation, protecting wildlife habitats, and assisting animals in distress.  We seek to motivate the public to prevent cruelty to animals and to promote animal welfare and conservation policies. Learn more about IFAW here.
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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT WESTCOAST WILDLIFE; DID YOU KNOW...?
A multitude of wildlife, like pelagic cormorants gather on the coast of BC Pelagic Cormorants live along coastal waters and bays, nesting in colonies on steep sea cliffs and rocky islets. They are often seen perched upright with their wings spread out for drying, and they often nest on ledges so narrow that they are forced to take off backwards, facing the cliff. These cormorants are pictured nesting on a narrow ledge of a breakwater hulk at Powell River's local pulp and paper mill.
bald eagles are a common form of wildlife found on the west coast of Canada An adult bald eagle can have a wingspan up to 2.5 metres, and is easily recognized by its snow-white head, yellow, hooked bill, and brownish-black body. The name "bald" is derived from the Old English word "balde," which means white. Tugboat Enterprises is located next to a farm, where the eagles swoop down to pluck wool from the sheep (much to the sheep's dismay!) Around here, eagles have the most luxurious nests!
Whale watching is a popular tourist attraction in BC, and orcas are commonly found in these waters Orcas are the largest member of the dolphin family. There are three distinct orca communities found in this area - offshore, resident, and transient groups. These groups do not mate with one another and therefore can be identified by subtle differences in the shape of their dorsal fins and saddle patches. They also have different diets, behaviours, and even languages!

Photos on this page courtesy of Tidal Pool Publishing