Visitors to the Herm beach discovered the pup alone and rescued it after around a week of sightings without its mother.
Officials picked up the baby called Jagho Herman from the beach and transported it to Guernsey on the Isle of Herm skipper yesterday afternoon (12 December).
The pup is now being cared for at the GSPCA.
Information about the animal's condition hasn't been revealed yet but it is believed to be very ill.
More to follow...
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Discarded glass blamed for Little Sark fire
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Appointment of Guernsey's first female Bailiff
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Private fostering laws could be updated in Guernsey and Alderney
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Guernsey big screen for World Cup Semi-Final sold out
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Hundreds protest against a goods and services tax for Guernsey
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