
Even in the coldest months of the Tasmanian year, our native wildlife doesn’t disappear, it simply changes pace. While some animals stay tucked away, others remain surprisingly active. From wombats…

Four new animals are in care today; however, they must be quarantined due to a serious candidiasis case. A visit to Tasmania Wildlife Hospital is planned for diagnosis and treatment.

Barney, a charming Bennett’s wallaby, lost his mother to a car strike in North West Tasmania. Having spent time with members of the public, he is comfortable around humans. A…

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…

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