Amazing Max and the Young Inventor Adventures | Book
Amazing Max and the Young Inventor Adventures
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25.01.2022 Hugs for everyone! Over the years, we’ve witnessed some extraordinary friendships evolve between orphaned animals of differing species, as they find solace in ...one other at our Nursery and Reintegration Units. Our original class clown Ajok, for instance, grew up with orphaned zebra Magua and happily shared his affection with his striped pal (as seen in this #FlashbackFriday picture taken in 1991). Perhaps the most surprising friendship ever to blossom, however, was that between Maxwell, our blind black rhino, and his orphaned Sacred Ibis friend Shabby Sheik. In a case of little meets large, Shabby would fly into Maxwell’s stockade and spend hours in his company, sitting next to him while he slept! Read about more unusual inter-species friendships seen at the SWT at: https://sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/ne/fieldnotes/march-2021
24.01.2022 Well worth reading! I don't know where this originated, but it's a beautiful story!
22.01.2022 I wish there were more of these throughout the world, after all it’s only fair if we humans encroach on our wildlife’s land that we provide safe passage for them. Say YES if you agree
20.01.2022 Bird life in the Arundel / Coombabah Lakelands
18.01.2022 Scott Wallace is an educator and passionate animal rights advocate with qualifications in law and environmental science. On a mission to encourage and inspire p...eople to re-evaluate their relationship with nature, he believes we need to embed Earth-centered philosophies and principles in our governance systems, society and culture. As a local resident of more than a decade, Scott wants to see the coast flourish and grow in an ecologically responsible way. If elected, he will bring balance and action to Parliament, and the ability to set a course for a kinder and more sustainable shared vision one that upholds the rights and interests of all members of the Earth community. #ScottWallace #Vote1AJP #Burleigh #QldStateElection #Qld2020 See more
16.01.2022 Due to the new small numbers of COVID19 occurring in QLD, we are moving back to virtual meet and greets and home inspections. What does this mean if we want t...o adopt? All it means is that instead of coming to a foster carers home, you will have a FaceTime or Zoom chat with the foster carer showing off the animal/s you are interested in For home checks, it means you will be asked to submit photos or short videos of your home to show window security and fence security. We are committed to keeping our foster carers and the public safe during this time and will update when the government provides further instructions. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
13.01.2022 A great Christmas gift idea
07.01.2022 When you fall in love with the doctor
05.01.2022 For those brave men, women and animals who gave their lives so we could live ours. Today we remember them. Image description: A man wearing a hat, whose suit j...acket proudly displays his military medals, leans over to pat a black and white dog dressed in an Army-style khaki uniform. #AnzacDay #LestWeForget
04.01.2022 Lest We Forget.
04.01.2022 It can be so hard, when your dog dies, to even think of another dog in their place. Some of our Carers have found that by fostering (when the time is right) ha...s actually helped with the grief. Fostering isn’t a permanent commitment, you’re essentially just dog sitting for someone else, but by offering a pound dog a temporary place in your home, you save their life. If you’d like to find out more about fostering, send us a message and we’ll answer your questions.
02.01.2022 Love and Kindness Are Priceless,,
02.01.2022 One very brave Hero doggie
01.01.2022 I never thought I could love a porcupine: Behold Rico, the cutest porcupine at the Cincinnati Zoo. Nay, the world!!
