IKPS in Mount Forbes, Queensland, Australia | Non-profit organisation

IKPS

Locality: Mount Forbes, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 419 760 127

Address: 110 Brass road 4340 Mount Forbes, QLD, Australia

Website: http://ikps.com.au/contact.php

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• Community organisation
• Animal rescue service

25.01.2022 Friday cuteness

25.01.2022 New kid on the block

24.01.2022 Huge thank you for your generous support

23.01.2022 Amazing support for our wildlife thank you

23.01.2022 Maryanne’s magic

23.01.2022 Don’t you love going back through old baby photos

22.01.2022 What an incredible journey- Henry’s story

20.01.2022 Please drive safely

20.01.2022 Winter Newsletter :) You’ll note a couple of things in the newsletter and we have some more to add..... With COVID still very active we have postponed our AGM until at least November. We will make a decision in November about a date etc. Members will receive this notification via email.... We have also had some interim changes to our Management Committee. Annette has recently provided her resignation as Secretary and Rebecca Larkin will kindly take on the role (she already contributes greatly to the admin functions of IKPS.. thanks Reb!). Annette will continue to provide administration for membership. Maureen has also resigned as Treasurer and rescuer to take care of her health, which is incredibly important and must come first. Peter Luker has offered to take on this role also, as he has a great understanding of the financial functions also. Thank you Maureen for your contribution and we wish you all the best. If you have any questions please get in touch via facebook or email [email protected]

18.01.2022 Flash back to Henry’s rescue

18.01.2022 Casanova aka sweet cheeks

18.01.2022 Gilligan?? I think it’s the perfect name

17.01.2022 Thank you for caring and sharing the love

17.01.2022 I’m soooo tired

17.01.2022 I’ll pretend you can’t see me

16.01.2022 My best impression of a glider

16.01.2022 What an amazing message, thank you WWF and all our supporters

15.01.2022 Humans take note

13.01.2022 Dear Members, Please see the attached first notice for the AGM on the 14 March 2021. Regards IKPS Team

13.01.2022 Typical male, could sleep anywhere

13.01.2022 Awe chad - where you been hiding

13.01.2022 Our gorgeous such a beautiful girl

12.01.2022 Thank you to our existing and new members for your membership and support for IKPS. Membership for 2021 has been finalised and processed. You will have received an email confirming this. If you have not, please contact [email protected] to make sure we have the correct details on file. There were a few payments... with no applications to match. Also, a big shout out and welcome to our new members! Please familiarise yourself with the attached information.... IKPS

11.01.2022 Look out Henry

11.01.2022 team work helping save our koalas.

11.01.2022 Can you think of the perfect name for this cute bundle

11.01.2022 Looking very dapper in green Henry

10.01.2022 Monday Henry love

09.01.2022 Just saying - R U OK?

08.01.2022 Spring has arrived

07.01.2022 Just for a different bit of cuteness happy Monday

06.01.2022 We can all help our special furry friends take the time to be informed and involved

06.01.2022 Nothin going on here

06.01.2022 Watch this space for updates from our media magic Maryanne

05.01.2022 Friday’s news

04.01.2022 Happy birthday to my human mum - Trudi - who took me into care as a tiny pouch bub when my koala mum couldn’t be saved after being attacked by a dog. Thank you for the sleepless nights, the cuddles, the second chance and for loving me enough to set me free

02.01.2022 Only tell you once

02.01.2022 Someone trespassing on Henry’s turf

01.01.2022 Our miracle- Henry he beat all the odds

01.01.2022 Lexi the koala finished her rehabilitation at Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital and was released onto our property today! Found cold and alone in the middle of th...e road in Toogoolawah, rescuers transported her to RSPCA QLD Wildlife Hospital for treatment. After being cared for by a specialised wildlife carer, Lexi was then sent to Koala Kindy at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital, where she built up her strength, socialised and learned all the necessary skills for life in the wild. Big thanks to IKPS - Ipswich Koala Protection Society, A.R.R.O.W Wildlife rehabilitation, RSPCA QLD and Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors for all the work they do for these precious animals, and a special thanks to Marilyn and Max for bringing Lexi here.

01.01.2022 Amazing - thank you