
While driving home on Claude Road, we found a recently deceased brushtail possum and discovered a live joey named in her pouch. This incident underpins the importance of checking pouches of deceased female marsupials, as many may carry young. Drivers should slow down and help protect wildlife.

Last night, we headed out to Moina to collect a Bennett’s wallaby joey after a concerned member of the public (MOP) contacted the Bonorong 24/7 rescue line. It was one of those drives that reminds you why we do what we do. Along the way, we were lucky enough to witness the incredible diversity of…

Today, we received a rather unusual rescue call that took us to Sheffield Road near Spreyton. The call came in from a crew conducting culvert inspections in the area, who reported finding a lethargic animal they initially described as a bilby. Knowing how important it is to act quickly with wildlife rescues, we jumped in…

In the world of wildlife rescue, every story is unique, filled with hope, heartbreak, and ultimately, a sense of connection with the natural world around us. One such story that has touched our hearts recently is that of Little Pedro, a young brushtail possum who has found a second chance at life, thanks to the kindness…

It’s not a story we wanted to post, but we’ve just collected a male platypus on Sheffield Road, near Glencoe Farm. Sadly, this beautiful animal was struck by a car and passed away shortly after we rescued him. From the condition of his body, it was clear he was a healthy male, with large spurs…