Link: Anchorage Press Rule one for workers trying to rehabilitate orphaned wildlife at the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward: Don't get too attached to the animals, and don't let them get attached to you. "We even try to avoid eye contact with them, so that there's not that connection with people," center spokeswoman Amy Haddow says, adding that's not always easy for the employees. "It's kind of like when you're trying to avoid having someone in a bar think that you're interested." Follow along as the center works to get Jujube, a harbor seal pup, ready to be sent back into the wild.