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Little Urchins Wildlife Sanctuary

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25.01.2022 Please sign to support the work of our friends in the United States who are fighting to keep kangaroo leather products off the shelves for good!

25.01.2022 This is so fucking wrong . Those that don’t understand . How would you feel if you dog was Sam and his bones were here for sale in this way

25.01.2022 This is what happens when you leave your door ajar, vagrants move in sit on the couch and pretend to be asleep when you confront them. Tobias being his naughty self.

25.01.2022 Little Gigi enjoying playing in the pens.

22.01.2022 Daisy politely asking me if she could please have some almonds - - - -... - - - #wildlife #sanctuary #wildlifesanctuary #redkangaroo #kangaroosanctuary #australia #australianwildlife #aussiewildlife #melbourne #cute See more

20.01.2022 Always put animals in the best hands

20.01.2022 Ollie spits the dummy .ollie is the first of this little mob of 5 to have come in to care. Never wanting a dummy till she saw that the other 4 loved there dummy. She walks the line of beds Steels each dummy from each one of her buddy’s. Even if it means taking it from there mouth. Sucks them all then spits them out

20.01.2022 A must read , stay safe this summer

20.01.2022 Mum and Bub .....Eve and dusty laying to gether to day. Dusty is between 4 and 1/2 and 5 kg now but thinks he’s much bigger .

20.01.2022 Gigi having a nana nap after a big morning.

19.01.2022 Eve and Dusty, watching a mother and her Joey it never gets old.

19.01.2022 If you think this is cruel. ... how could you not!!!! Be some one, be an accountable human. Stand up and stop our government ...... it’s up to every one of us to change this. Don’t sit back and leave it for another, ghat other is sitting back and waiting for you to do something.. This is why it is still happening.

19.01.2022 An update on Dusty and Eve, he is half her size now but still depended on her and the occasional feed of milk. He is definitely not as naughty now so I think Eve is happy to have him around as company

19.01.2022 Dylan trying to roll into the baby’s beds but then realised he is a little too big so he settled for sleeping on top of it, he is the sweetest boy definitely knows how to pull on your heartstrings

18.01.2022 Gigi all tired out after a big morning.

18.01.2022 Teddy gets bashed!

17.01.2022 We now have three little orphaned wallaby’s, the latest edition is a little smaller then her older friends but they are equally all obsessed with each other - - - -... - - - - - #wallaby #sanctuary #wildlifesanctuary #animalsanctuary #wildlife #rescuetorelease #animals #animalsanctuary #australia #australianwildlife #wildlifeofaustralia #melbourne #aussie #fauna See more

17.01.2022 Well despite Dylan not managing to fit last night in the baby’s bags for the little kids.. tonight Dylan’s got a big baggy that he does fit in ,and he’s very snug and happy in there. Never to big or to old for a baggy .god love him.

17.01.2022 Do you want to know a secret?

16.01.2022 Happy Easter to all our friends from all of us at Little Urchins. We’ve had a beautiful Easter weekend of stunning sunshine; Flossie & Lillie-aka Piglet-have been venturing out, exploring the sanctuary; they’re getting so much more adventurous. Kat’s recovery from surgery is going well; 3 days indoors almost too much so today she was allowed out on limited duties. Still trying hard to contain her. ... We are so grateful for Joanne O'Neill and her daughter Lauren who came to help for both days over the weekend; they made such a huge difference & it’s always such a pleasure sharing this experience as a team. And to Frank-my partner-who put together our browsholders, thankyou for tolerating my constant absence & helping out with yet another project. Life in Reedy Creek with many roos in care is more than a full-time gig with a great team of volunteers working 7 days. If you’d like to support the work we do in the rescue, love, rehabilitation & release of our wildlife, we greatly appreciate your contribution. Much & . SH LUWS Incorporated Charity Account Bendigo Bank BSB: 633 000 Acct # 182626556 #wildliferescue #littleurchinswildlifesanctuary #angelxray #australia #kangaroo #volunteering #TheGiftProject

16.01.2022 Just after I swept all the hay in a pile to clean up I turn around to get a bucket and Big Angel decided to use it as a comfy bed and made a lovely mess again

15.01.2022 This is Gizmo being sociable.

13.01.2022 Angel had a little photo shoot yesterday, she has grown so much over the past couple weeks and her dark markings are really coming through. Such a pretty girl definitely knows she is special

12.01.2022 Jaz posing for the camera

12.01.2022 Last year we rescued a cockatoo who had bruised chest muscles he was in care for about 3 weeks. He was released back to the wild, after a few weeks he started returning and bringing two of his mates with him. This is him landing on my fly screen and peering inside.

12.01.2022 Blossom: Okay Buttercup sit still she is trying to take a nice photo of us

11.01.2022 Socceroo is feeling so good he's started courting on of the girls.

11.01.2022 Getting a little help from Tobias with the infrastructure.

10.01.2022 Got a couple odd ones in this bunch..

10.01.2022 This is our new logo thanks to our clever Olivia not just an awsome wildlife care but a great artist. I knew what I wanted and she created it . Thanks Olivia

09.01.2022 These two swamp wallaby joeys named Buttercup and Blossom came into care just over a week ago, they are from seperate rescues but they were instantly obsessed with each other. They’re slowly gaining their confidence and it won’t be long until they’ll be bouncing off the walls

09.01.2022 I made a new friend yesterday a beautiful big healthy girl.

09.01.2022 Some pictures of Dusty being mr independent .Emma has been babysitting again, so Eve can have a little break

09.01.2022 Fighting over a dummy, only to forget about it 2 minutes later..

08.01.2022 I’ve just had to move this little guy off the road. He was sunning himself on the tarmac, he’s lucky he wasn’t run over.

07.01.2022 Socceroo relaxing with no bandages, he's hopping really well and loving life.

07.01.2022 Kylo being cheeky

06.01.2022 Shooting a mother and smashing her baby’s head in is sanctioned by this Government. In fact, it’s just a ‘days work’ in the Australian kangaroo industry. This i...s the largest commercial land-based wildlife massacre in the world, and kangaroos are being shot while their joeys are bludgeoned to death. This is why a bill to ban the trade of kangaroo parts has now been introduced into US Congress. As an Australian MP I applaud Congressman Salud Carbajal and Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick for taking action to protect kangaroos. Thank-you for caring for our wildlife where our own Government is failing. Australians hate animal cruelty and we stand with you.

06.01.2022 Favourite time of the day is when everyone comes down for dinner, although they make a lovely mess for the next days clean up, at least they have fun

06.01.2022 Blossom enjoys the baby pen by running nonstop whilst the other two enjoy the baby pen by relaxing in their bed

05.01.2022 Showing MrTeddy some love

05.01.2022 Angel fights and runs away.

04.01.2022 Little urchins recommends Delta water solutions. Every living creature needs fresh water . Delta water’s wright up ... The picturesque central Victorian district of Reedy Creek is renowned for its gold mining history and although the last mine closed in the early 1900s the area remains popular for gold panning and fossicking....Continue reading

03.01.2022 Little ones enjoying the sun

02.01.2022 Happy kiddos enjoying the sunny weather

02.01.2022 Macropods are one of the only animals that never loose the suck reflex when they’re relaxed or dozing they suck I guess it’s a comfort thing.

01.01.2022 URGENT- PLEASE TAKE ACTION! Last night, our volunteers in Cairns were lucky enough to witness (and film) a Spectacled Flying Fox giving birth at the well-known... 'maternity tree' at the Cairns Library. The @Cairns Regional Council and the @Queensland Environment Department have denied that the Spectacled Flying Foxes are continuing to use these trees for roosting, birthing and pup rearing. Yet at 8pm last night, this mother chose this tree to deliver her pup. Natural instinct is powerful and cannot easily be reversed. But from 4am this morning, council workers scared her away with lights and loud noises. We are unsure about the fate of the pup. This continued dispersal is having dire consequences on the entire species. Local carers are report much higher numbers of deaths for the region as a whole, compared to previous years. These endangered animals are being let down at every level of government. We are now appealing to the Director General at Department of Environment and Science to take immediate and urgent action to protect this species from further irreversible damage. Please take a few moments to email him here https://www.alq.org.au/stop-sff-dispersal Video - Kate Mascall