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21.01.2022 **PLEASE DONATE AND SHARE** Our mission is to RESCUE, REHABILITATE & RELEASE as many animals in our area for future generations to enjoy. Thank you so much for your ongoing support it has been incredible!... -CWS

19.01.2022 ** Fundraising Update ** ** PLEASE SHARE ** We are so overwhelmed by the continuous support from so many wonderful people, we are now in the planning stages of being able to rebuild our housing unit! ... We have recently had a lot of messages of people asking what supplies they can buy for us, we are inundated with supplies at the moment so if you are wanting to purchase something that is going to help us out please donate (PayPal, Go Fund Me) or purchase something from our new online store: https://chiltern-wildlife-shelter.myshopify.com Thank you so much!! -CWS

19.01.2022 With all the sadness, confusion and fear that we are all feeling at the moment, we hope this brings our supporters some happiness. A few months ago, This cheeky monkey was one of many found lost, hurt and alone on the firegrounds. But thanks to the generosity of people like you, He (and many others like him) are well on their road to recovery. Without you this would not have been possible. Warby Street Veterinary Hospital

14.01.2022 Can you find the ringtail possum? Some facts about Ringtail Possums: * Ringtails are often found in hollow logs where they build their nests (dreys) out of sticks, bark and grass. ... * Ringtails LOVE to eat young eucalyptus leaves, they also eat flowers, shrubs, wattle, Cyprus pines and fruits. They are particularly fond of roses and blueberries. * As with most eucalypt eating natives, Ringtails can become super fat if they are fed too many treats, this is why we always recommend a natural diet. * Ringtail possums are highly sociable and thrive in groups often made up of at least one male and two females. * Ringtail possums are prey for a number of animals including cats, owls, eagles and foxes. If you find a ringtail possum please call us and one of our dedicated volunteers will advise you of what to do next!

08.01.2022 We support this petition 100% , right now our natives need to be kept safe, not shot!

07.01.2022 While we would not usually post a response to the ‘trolls’ their harassment has been non stop for weeks on end. And we believe that bullying is never ok. So we would like to address a few things. It has been brought to our attention again that an individual that has never been to our shelter or seen our animals is spreading FALSE information. This individual has gone so far as to print off flyers and post them in local towns. This individual has also Placed calls to local vet...Continue reading

06.01.2022 **ONLINE STORE LAUNCH** Our new Shopify store has launched! Subscribe with your email address to keep up to date with everything at the shelter! -CWS

05.01.2022 **** WHAT ARE YOUR DONATIONS GOING TOWARDS? **** All of your very generous donations are going towards rebuilding and fitting out a new joey housing unit. We have been in contact with a Melbourne company that builds modular pods and houses and are in the process of ordering our new housing unit in the coming days. We have aimed to organise transport for the end of March so that we still have time to fundraise for transport and fit out costs. We want to give a massive thank yo...u to everyone who has donated and crafted items for us, we honestly cannot thank you all enough it wouldn’t be possible without all of you wonderful people and businesses. We are so close to our goal and we can’t wait to share the next few months with you all, there will be updates every step of the way! Please subscribe and share our new website with friends and family to keep up to date with everything going on at the shelter from new purchases to animal welfare updates! -CWS https://chiltern-wildlife-shelter.myshopify.com

05.01.2022 For anyone that can’t access the crocheted kangaroos link on our previous fundraising post I will post the photos here with the detailed instructions, the photos are posted in order Thank you ! *Once finished post to: Chiltern Wildlife Shelter ... 523 Kotthoff St Lavington, NSW 2641 Thank you! -CWS

01.01.2022 A reminder that in all this tragedy and devastation, those of us who are lucky enough, are still viewed as a safe haven, even if we may not feel like it. Our natives are counting on us. So much for this post from WildAware

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