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Wildlife Rescue Australia

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24.01.2022 Do you have our number saved in your phone?

18.01.2022 Did you know this super amazing koala fact?

17.01.2022 It's R U OK day! WildTalk provides FREE counselling to Wildlife Rehabilitators/Rescuers. WildTalk 1300 307 111 (Australia Wide)... Wildlife Rehabilitators can often feel: - Psychically, emotional, mentally and financially drained. - Issues with finding that Wildlife/Work/Relationships balance. - Feelings of being lonely, bullied, suicidal etc. Many Rehabilitators push themselves to the point of "Carers Burnout". If you need to talk, PLEASE take advantage of this service. Its free & confidential. If you would like to "donate" to keep this service running, then please visit their page. http://www.wildtalk.com.au/

15.01.2022 We are here 24/7. Please heed this advice for koalas.

14.01.2022 A few dollars if you can

08.01.2022 ‘Relocation’ doesn’t work for possums. Nine times out of ten, it kills them. They either die from predatory vulnerability - due to having no home to hide in; on... the roads - while meandering about lost; hunger/no shelter - having intruded on the already resident possums of an area who will chase them off with a vengeance to protect their own life-sources; and lastly, but definitely not least they die from the stress caused by all the trauma they have been put through. Possums die from stress. An easier, humane solution for so called ‘pest’ possums is to prevent them entering faulty roof/wall cavities (fix them) and provide them with alternative nest sites in the surrounding area: eg. nest boxes. And grow enough native plants to be shared by all We have to develop some tolerance, possums are not the usurpers- we are. ~Rheya Linden. (Possum Wars/Animal Advocate) Photograph M. Uzzell.

08.01.2022 Who's excited for Monday??!!

07.01.2022 Australia’s wildlife is on the decline but you can make a difference by planting a native tree or plant in your backyard. #environment #saveourwildlife #daintreerainforest

07.01.2022 It’s wonderful Wombat Wednesday...lets celebrate!! Post one of your cute and happy photos with your comments... and make today a happy day for all of us to share From our home in the beautiful Bega Valley to yours...wishing you a wonderful day

03.01.2022 Some great duckling information from Darling Range Wildlife Shelter WA in Perth, WA!

01.01.2022 Volunteer Phone Coordinators Wanted! The WRA Call Centre is currently receiving about 10,000 calls per annum. Of these, over 95% are answered within 25 secs. But we need your help! This is a position you can do from the comfort of your own home anywhere in Australia!... - Training is provided - Must be over 18 years - Your own phone, computer and internet access is a must - Have some basic computer skills - Be able to communicate effectively and - Be reliable, trustworthy and dependable More information can be found on our website, follow the links to the application form: www.wildliferescue.net.au

01.01.2022 Warning - dead wallaby. The reality of what happens when you let your dogs chase the wallabies. Even if they don’t catch or attack them.

Wildlife Rescue Australia | Medical and health