Wildlife Rescue Minjerribah in North Stradbroke Island | Community organisation

Wildlife Rescue Minjerribah

Locality: North Stradbroke Island

Phone: +61 448 466 556

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24.01.2022 Just a reminder for all pet owners!

24.01.2022 What a night! Shout out to one of our most dedicated volunteers Pauly, who slept out under the stars to monitor a koala that was unfortunately hit on Sovereign Rd. Can’t thank you enough! What a legend!

20.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder to please call the below number if you see any injured wildlife or have any wildlife concerns.

19.01.2022 On a happier note, textbook release of a whistling kite today that’s been in the care of Currumbin wildlife hospital.

19.01.2022 If anyone comes across a pelican with a severe pouch injury please call Wildlife Rescue Minjerribah immediately on 0448 466 556. Please do not approach it or feed it. It was last seen in Amity.

18.01.2022 With the current fire situation on Straddie, wildlife will be on the move. If you do come across any sick, injured or orphaned animals, please contact Wildlife Rescue Minjerribah (0448 466 556) Adam Gould

14.01.2022 Heatstroke is having a devastating impact on wildlife across the country . Some tips below. Leaving water out is a great start

14.01.2022 Thursday mornings don’t get much cuter than this little fluffy guy

11.01.2022 Tiny turtles are emerging into the world on beaches across Minjerribah with the hatching season in full swing until late March. Remember only 1 in a 1000 sea tu...rtle hatchlings survive to maturity so let’s give them the best chance by taking extra care on the beaches, especially at night and in the early morning when the hatchlings are most likely to be making their way from the nest to the sea. If you are lucky enough to spot these tiny wonders remember: don’t pick them up; don’t shine lights at them or use flash photography; and keep pets well away. There’s more about what to do if you spot a turtle here https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/wildl/watching/turtles/ See more

11.01.2022 Please keep any eye out

11.01.2022 How sweet is little ‘Tilly’ Tilly was found with no mum and is too young to survive on her own and will now go into care.Thank you so much Patrick for all your help today!

06.01.2022 "Where we thought we had koalas, we now think they have been incinerated. The fire is so intense, that's what's happening." Sue Ashton, the president of the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital. #9Today

05.01.2022 Those post bottle feels

04.01.2022 Sad morning, this little joey is in critical condition after a dog attack.