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20.01.2022 Pray For Australia | Sand Art by Kseniya Simonova Dear Australians! you’re not alone! we’re praying for you! We wish the fire stop. We feel your pain. Iyou ...country since first came there in 2011... What can I do? Only draw it in sand. And I hope this supports You... #PrayForAustralia P.S. Thank V.O.D.A. band for creating this beautiful song. #Australia #SandArt #SandAnimation #KseniyaSimonova #AGTChampions See more

20.01.2022 A beautiful tribute to the injured Koalas <3

16.01.2022 At least someone has sense

15.01.2022 And this was done by 1 person. Hats of to you Celeste Barber

13.01.2022 DONATIONS NEEDED.....PLEASE HELP Save Our Strays is aiming to raise desperately needed emergency funds for medical supplies, food and general goods for the Wildlife and Farm Animals that have been affected by the recent bushfires. All funds raised will go towards helping our many injured native and farm animals. Funds will help with the rehabilitation necessities such as food, water, medical supplies and any ongoing support that we can provide.... The much needed funds will be helping the following organisations: Bargo Dingo Sanctuary - Bargo Deep Peace Trust - Braidwood Native Animal Rescue Group (NARG) - Braidwood Flying - Foxes of Sydney- Sydney Warrumbungle Koalas - Warrumbungles Warrumbungle Wildlife Shelter - Mendooran Monty's Rest Wildlife Refuge - Oberon $5 will buy a wild bird seed ring $10 will buy fruit to feed a flying fox $20 will buy a bale of hay $25 will buy a 20kg bag of roo pellets $40 will buy a 20kg bag of wild bird seed $50 will buy a carry crate for small animals $70 will buy a heat mat for orphaned animals $100 will buy a 5kg Biolac milk powder needed to feed baby animals $125 will buy a 500g tub of Flamazine (burn cream) Any donations no matter how small or large will be very much appreciated. Direct deposit Save Our Strays Emergency Account St George BSB 112 879 Acc 441 730 210 As a registered animal welfare charity, all donations to Save Our Strays $2 and over are tax deductible. If you require a receipt, please email your details to [email protected] CFN 20793 ABN 88 930 915 433

13.01.2022 SOUTH COAST RE-OPENS FOR BUSINESS Emergency Services have been working hard to ensure many areas of the South Coast can re-open. After assessments held today, i...t has been decided that visitors may now visit many areas of the South Coast, however some areas which were heavily impacted by the bushfires remain only accessible to local residents. People wishing to take advantage of the tourist areas are strongly encouraged to contact their destination operators and accommodation providers before setting out. You should always check your route is clear by monitoring Live Traffic NSW and be aware that roads may close without warning. Bush fire activity is still active west of the Princes Highway. You should stay up to date of the bushfires with NSW Rural Fire Service Fires Near Me app. National Parks remain closed until 1st February 2020. *photo taken earlier this week at Holiday Haven Lake Conjola.

11.01.2022 I guess you could say Kai's always wanted to be a German Shepbird

10.01.2022 Yesterday the rescue world lost one of its best. Gina Fallon, the founder of Golden Oldies Animal Rescue went to join her many rescued heartbeats at the rainbow bridge. Gina has rescued and rehomed countless elderly, sick and unwanted animals and in doing so, has assisted many people in finding their perfect companion. Thank you Gina for all of your work, May you Rest In Peace with your beloved heartbeats

09.01.2022 We evacuated on the HMAS Choules on Friday. The ship kindly set up the vehicle bay for pets and their owners throughout the 30 hours. Here are pix - it’s amazing how pets bring out our humanity.

06.01.2022 Take a look inside this makeshift koala rescue centre that has been set up in a school gym Adelaide Koala Rescue volunteers are taking care of about 110 koala...s recently injured in South Australian bushfires. They've created this temporary centre to house the koalas safely while they're given medical attention and time to begin healing. ABC News

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06.01.2022 Dear Loyal Possumwood Supporters, It’s Steve here I really need your help tonight. We are still way short of our target and with the fire and the holiday seaso...n upon us we only have a few days to be fully ready. Australia’s wildlife has endued an appalling year with the bushfires and their aftermath. Much of the wildlife recovery work was left to individuals and a few small groups who totally rely on community support for the work they do. Many of the success stories have gone unheralded. These successes need to be acknowledged, learnt from, and built on; and bushfires are not the only cause of wildlife trauma. Millions of our animals die a painful and lonely death without due care. Australia needs to be better prepared for future disasters and on-going trauma for our unique wildlife. At Possumwood Wildlife we have learnt a lot over the years from the many trauma cases that come to us from fires and other incidents and diseases. A new wildlife hospital has been constructed at Possumwood and our recovery and research facilities upgraded. We envisage the hospital as a place where veterinarians can gain the knowledge and skills required in wildlife trauma treatment and their recovery..... We also see the hospital as a place where young people can be inspired to have an interest in our wildlife. In setting up the hospital at Possumwood we need assistance with the one-off costs in purchasing expensive specialist veterinary equipment such as x-ray, operating table, autoclave, endoscope, suction equipment and theatre lighting. This will enhance our capability to treat and rehabilitate traumatised wildlife on an on-going basis and be better prepared for future catastrophic events We’ve basically been able to do no fundraising over the past year and we desperately wanted to complete our own wildlife facility to treat the sick and injured animals that desperately need our help. So, with not long to go before Christmas we are well short of our $35,000 goal. Tonight, I’m asking you to join as one to help get us over the line. We’ve put our heart and soul into this rescue and we need you just to chip in $5 each to get us over the line. I know it’s tough out there but this close to Christmas, it will be the best thing you this coming week I promise and I’ll know that we have the best chance to save more animals, as fire season approaches and the calls for help get louder. I’m crossing everything you can help tonight and please please share this post far and wide. Our animals need you tonight. Please donate now: https://possumwood.giveeasy.org/please-help-us