Territory Animal Solutions in Darwin, Northern Territory | Local business
Territory Animal Solutions
Locality: Darwin, Northern Territory
Phone: +61 477 713 030
Address: Acacia Hills Darwin, NT, Australia
Website: http://territoryanimalsolutions.wordpress.com
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24.01.2022 One down!! One to go!!
23.01.2022 This little beauty turned up on the veranda to say Gday last night!!!
23.01.2022 Anxious wait tonight. There is thought to be a large saltwater crocodile in this river system. Two motion sensor cameras are up with a dead pig as bait. Lets see if he makes a show!!!!
22.01.2022 The big guy made a show!!! Will post the footage as soon as I get back to the computer!!!The big guy made a show!!! Will post the footage as soon as I get back to the computer!!!
22.01.2022 Went on a croc survey trip at Katherine Gorge.
22.01.2022 Had to get this lovely off the road this arvo!! Trust me, these things are rarely grateful!!
22.01.2022 Wow!!! Have a look at these ladies and the job they do!!! Awesome!!!
20.01.2022 Crikey!!!! This bloke looks like he means business!!!
20.01.2022 But of unusual cargo on board today!!
19.01.2022 How awesome is this!?!?!?
18.01.2022 Many thanks for the bandanas Fi!!! I promise Ill put them to good use!!! #appletreeflat
18.01.2022 Awesome photo of Rio!! Loving her new home!!!
16.01.2022 Caught this fella by accident a few days ago. Was safely unhooked and released back to the river!! Beautiful saw fish!!! Awesome animal!!!
15.01.2022 Yesterday we received an emergency call from a distressed family in Coconut Grove. Their pet Rooster (Julienne) had become trapped in an extensive underground d...rainage system and urgently required locating and extraction. After 6 hours of careful planning, logistics and a team of superhero's, Julienne emerged to the loving arms of his 16yo owner. Our expert rescue team on duty were Will Green, The Larrakia Rangers and Mitch from Wigg Plumbing. See more
15.01.2022 Update!! He didnt want to get off the road. Had to catch him and get him to safety!! At least hes calmed down a bit!!
15.01.2022 Two kangaroos, yes actual kangaroos!!! Bogged in a dam!!
14.01.2022 Got to have a play with these guys the other day. Awesome animals!! Thanks to the NT Parks croc mob for showing me the ropes!!
14.01.2022 To catch an egg thief!!
13.01.2022 Animal welfare staff and vets are in the air, and on their way to check and feed animals left behind as a result of ex-Tropical Cyclone Trevor. In no time, we'l...l have eyes on your animals in Borroloola, Robinson River, Numbulwar and Urapunga Thanks Roper Gulf and East Arnhem local council vets, we love your work!
13.01.2022 Here he is the big fella. For some reason the side camera didn't activate so we can't get an accurate idea on his size. The first video is me setting up the cameras to give you an idea of the size of the pig. The third vid is to show you how far he pulled the log down the bank before it finally came loose. I don't want to overestimate his size, but I'd say four meters at least.
12.01.2022 One of our little mates at Borroloola after the cyclone.
11.01.2022 Not the most grateful customer!!
11.01.2022 In good ol K town for a couple of weeks!!
10.01.2022 Just a dog on her bucket!!!
09.01.2022 A friend sent this to me.
07.01.2022 Culprit has been caught on camera!! Well done Don Woodley!!! You picked it like a nose!!!
05.01.2022 What a week! It's almost 7 days since #CycloneTrevor crossed the coast in Roper Gulf region - the South East corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria. Australias bigg...est mass human evacuation took place meaning that around 2000 animals remained without their owners in the threatened communities. AMRRIC was heavily involved with the #EmergencyResponse, participating in daily briefings, sourcing and coordinating the delivery of dog food, and then sending our Program Manager Dr Jan Allen out for 4 days to Roper Gulf Regional Council communities, to work alongside their vets Drs Sam Phelan and Rebecca Burrie, as well as Biosecurity staff from the NT Department of Primary Industry and Resources and other emergency responders. Thankfully, Cyclone Trevor issued minimal infrastructure damage to the evacuated communities, and the remaining dogs, cats, chickens, horses, ducks, brolga, etc came through a little hungry, but otherwise unscathed. AMRRIC is grateful to the diverse organisations involved with the emergency response, including SecureNT Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services Roper Gulf Regional Council East Arnhem Regional Council @Top End Rehoming Group Inc Territory Animal Solutions and NTs Department of Primary Industry & Resources. Residents from evacuated communities have now mostly been repatriated, for reunions with their furry friends. Of all of our recent facebook posts, this event has by far had the largest social media response from you - AMRRIC supporters and followers. Thank you all for being such an engaged and concerned mob!
03.01.2022 Bravecto tablets are awesome!! This dog came to me absolutely covered in ticks!! One tablet and twelve hours later, not a single one!! Fantastic stuff!!!
02.01.2022 Beautiful black headed python we found in the middle of the night!!! Awesome snake!!!
02.01.2022 Crazy snake!! Got himself in a bit of a tangle!!
01.01.2022 Well, shes fast asleep. So Im guessing shes comfortable!! Good night Bonnie!!
01.01.2022 To catch an egg thief!!!
01.01.2022 Poor little Pee Wees nest fell out of the tree in the storm this morning. They have a brand new one now in the form of a hanging basket. Mum Pee Wee is very happy!!
01.01.2022 Found this absolute stunner right out the front of our place!!! What a ripper!!!
