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18.01.2022 Happy New Year! Hope 2021 is our best year yet
15.01.2022 Make sure your pets have a Happy New Year too
13.01.2022 Good news goat fans! NSW SES have rescued two goats from floodwaters at South Creek, Windsor. The goats were ferried to shore a bit wet, but safe.... NSW SES Visit ABC Emergency for detailed info on the floods abc.net.au/emergency/
09.01.2022 We’re experiencing some wild weather along the South Coast with torrential rain and storms keeping our rescue and rehab team busy! From juvenile Australasian G...annets through to Loggerhead Turtle hatchlings washing up on beaches south of Wollongong towards the Victorian border. Keep your eyes peeled around the coastline for seabirds, sea snakes and sea turtles & if you happen across any please contact our hotline immediately! 0431 282 238
08.01.2022 We’ve had an influx of Loggerhead Turtle hatchlings washing up on various beaches along the South East Coast as a result of the weather we are experiencing. Wh...at to do if you find a turtle hatchling on a beach: Contact our hotline immediately: 0431 282 238. If you can stay with the hatchling until we dispatch a rescuer to your location-have your exact location ready. If you can’t place the hatchling gently in an opened container or box with a towel or something soft beneath it. Do not attempt to put it back in the water. Keep pets and children away and mininilaise your interaction with the hatchling. Do not attempt to give it any food or water. For larger sea turtles: Do not attempt to move them as you will surely risk causing injury. Stay with the turtle as above and we will get someone to you immediately
07.01.2022 If you’d like to be part of the Callala Bay Paws 4 Shoalhaven photo shoot it’s happening this Saturday morning at 10:00am and again at 5:00pm on the beach just past Wowly Creek - spread the word and see you and all our Callala pups on leads there
02.01.2022 Emergency: Extreme weather and flooding is impacting wildlife. There is extensive rain and flooding across Australia, especially along the NSW coast and extendi...ng inland to the lower Blue Mountains. This flooding and wet weather is already having a direct impact on our wildlife and we have been attending emergency rescues related to this weather event. If you are in places cut off by the floods and have found wildlife in need of help please call for advice on 1300 094 737 or fill out our 'Report a rescue' form so we can attend these rescues as quickly as possible. http://ow.ly/hyev50E4gce Coping with extreme weather results in stress and shock for wildlife and birds are often the most impacted by becoming water logged, unable to fly or seabirds can be blown off course. Read more at https://www.wires.org.au//nsw-floods-wildlife-assistance-a Wide expanses of land are being inundated with fast and flowing water, there are reports of wildlife being stranded or swept away. Please report any animals in distress to WIRES on 1300 094 737. Seabird rescues can also be reported to Australian Seabird Rescue Inc #NSWFloods #WIRESWildlifeRescue
02.01.2022 Emergency Update: Australian Floods. Extreme weather events like the floods we are currently experiencing can result in stress and shock for wildlife. We want t...o thank you all for your continued support and for calling our rescue line for advice. This allows us to help wildlife on the ground and attend rescues quickly. We have seen an overwhelming desire to support native wildlife during this time from the Australian community and wanted to give some tips on how to help. Many native animals are seeking refuge and are crossing roads and highways to get to higher ground including in urban areas. They may continue to seek shelter for some weeks due to habitat losses so please take extra care not only during the heavy rain but also in the days that follow. We have more information on how to respond to flood-impacted native animals on our website https://www.wires.org.au//nsw-floods-wildlife-assistance-a If you see native wildlife in distress, please call WIRES for advice on 1300 094 737 or fill out our ‘Report a Rescue’ form https://www.wires.org.au/rescue/report-a-rescue #AustraliaFloods #NSWFloods #WIRESWildlifeRescue
