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ACT Wildlife is Canberra’s wildlife care group. We care for injured, sick, and orphaned native animals. Rescue hotline: 0432 300 033

Canberra, ACT, Australia
Joined May 2016
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@ACT_Wildlife
ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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Check out these mesmerising eyes 👀 This tawny frogmouths name is Freeloader. He took up residence in carer Sara’s aviary – nothing wrong with him. Freeloader! The door’s open and you can leave whenever you like, pal...
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#WombatWednesday quiz! 🔍🤔💭 Why do wombats poop on rocks? 📸 Steve Clarke
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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Meet beautiful Sayza 👋 Rescuer Kate explains: ‘Sayza was found entwined in barbed wire. It was a cold and tough rescue, with rain, wind and tools limited to a pair of scissors! Once rescued, I took her to Kippax vets who did a wonderful job.’ Sayza is now with carer Corin 💚
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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Happy Feathered Friday! Meet carer Sara’s mama #swan and her #cygnet. Mama had a fish hook through her foot and needs to heal. We can all help spread the word – people who fish, clean up your gear!
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Happy #possum Tuesday! 🎉 This is carer Corin and her cute little orphaned #brushtailpossum – who has found a surefire way to get Corin’s attention! 📸 Kelly McGannon
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#WombatWednesday finds carer Cheryle’s Sherman, only 2.5 kilos here... all going well he’ll grow to around 36 kilos! 📸 Claudia Fuhrmann.
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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Happy #WombatWednesday 🥳 Meet pinky Evie! She has no fur and lives in a hotbox heated to 32 degrees to simulate being in mum's pouch. Behind her is Sherman, furring up nicely, around 2.5 kilos. He has more body-heat regulation skills. Both are cared for by Cheryle and Jeff 🥰
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Meet Shingles, the shingleback lizard. They're currently being cared for by Sara and Kate, following an injury on the tail 🥺💚 #shinglebacklizard
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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Breaking news: carer grows third arm! Just kidding! Here’s carer Sara doing her best with two 🤭 In this video, Sara is holding a sneezing baby #galah and Julie the #possum.
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Happy #WombatWednesday! Meet Merlin and Garrit, who are cared for by Elena. Garrit (doing the support work) is the braver of the two! 📸 Kelly McGannon
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Quiz time! What species is this? 🔍
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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Happy #WombatWednesday! Today we're catching up with Sylvie and Tina. Sylvie is getting a bit territorial here, but check the classic wombat behaviour of stopping for a little think between manoeuvers 💭
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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It's #possum time! Check out this #brushtail sneaking quietly along the balcony. Did you know? A female possum is called a 'jill', a male possum is called a 'jack', and a young possum is called a 'joey' 🐾
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Meet carer Kim and little orphan #brushtailpossum Annie! 👋
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Happy #WombatWednesday!! 🐾 Today we're checking in with carer Helen. Move over Barney, for Elsie! 😂
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Oooh big stretttchhhh! This certified long boi is Dozer the bare-nosed wombat, who was released by @ACT_Wildlife last June. With trail and WiFi cams looking at his release site, they still occasionally see him wandering about, looking healthy. #WombatWednesday
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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Happy #WombatWednesday! 🐾⚽ Wombat Eden has many skills, but soccer isn’t one of them...
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ACT Wildlife Volunteers
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This young orphaned #sugarglider is in care with Heather 💚🌿 If you ever spot an orphaned sugar glider, be sure to keep an eye out for siblings. Sugar gliders can have up to two pups in a litter.
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