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WIRES provides assistance for native Australian wildlife and the community across Australia 24-hours a day, 365 days a year via our Rescue line 1300 094 737
NSW, Australia
Joined April 2009
Treating wombat mange, one dose at a time ๐ WIRES Community Mange Treater Ian is one of many dedicated carers applying BRAVECTO Spot-On for Dogs to wombats suffering from sarcoptic mange. Follow the link below to learn more โคต๏ธ https://t.co/Pookchwm4A
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Hello, Winter โ๏ธ๐ฆ As the season changes, remember that native wildlife still need our help. Keep an eye out and drive carefully on the roads. โ ๏ธ Always remember: If you find an injured, orphaned, or distressed native animal, contact WIRES on 1300 094 737.
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Happy Motherโs Day to the mums who carry the weight of the world, sometimes literally! ๐๐ฆ Wildlife mums work hard to give their young the best chance of survival, today, we celebrate them all: furred, feathered, and finned. ๐
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Ever seen a backwards-facing baby carrier? Wombat mums have pouches that open "towards the rear", a clever design that keeps their joeys dirt-free while mum digs!๐
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Autumn Wildlife Bingo Card ๐พ๐ฟ As you crunch through fallen leaves and explore the bush tracks, keep your eyes open! These 16 native animals are among the most recognisable Aussie icons, how many can you spot this season?
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Wishing everyone a safe and happy long weekend! ๐ โ ๏ธIf you see an animal needing help, please call WIRES on 1300 094 737
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Beak and Feather Disease (BFDV) it's a serious threats to our native parrots, and it spreads easily, especially where birds are fed. Read through to learn how you can help stop the spread of this devastating disease. ๐
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โป๏ธ Donate Used Goods This World Recycling Day! WIRES volunteers rely on donations to rescue & rehabilitate wildlife like this wombat joey! ๐พ โ
Pouches, carriers, possum boxes, towels, heating pads ๐ซ No clothing, pillows, or pet food Full list ๐ https://t.co/38Tu3JrBnl
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Join us for Walk on the Wild Side! ๐ฟ Walk 50km, 100km, or 150km in April to raise funds for native wildlife in need. Sign up, share, and start walking to make a difference. Over 900 already on board โ letโs do this! ๐จ๐ Sign Upโคต๏ธ https://t.co/lByGDpUUQL
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Hello, Autumn! ๐๐ As the leaves begin to fall, our Aussie wildlife is ready for the change in season. Hereโs a Kookaburra soaking up the autumn vibes.
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Read and share the tips below, and visit our website for more information, including how to make a possum drey, a cozy alternative that can encourage possums to find a new home nearby. ๐ โก๏ธ https://t.co/mQpxNErqcN
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Express your love this Valentine's Day with WIRES e-cards! Choose from a variety of designs, and with every purchase, you'll not only bring joy but also support the rescue and rehabilitation of our unique wildlife. Get yours at โคต๏ธ https://t.co/zjxvc1ionr
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Start your journey with "Feathered Friends," part of WIRES' Introduction to Australian Wildlife course! ๐ฆ Explore native birds like parrots & raptors, plus tips on helping injured wildlife. Itโs FREE! Start now: https://t.co/KGs1TGdBbD
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Meet Minty, a swamp wallaby joey rescued after her mum was hit by a car in December 2024. In the loving care of WIRES volunteer Anne, Minty is learning vital foraging skills by nibbling on native flora. Sheโll be ready for release in 9 months! ๐ #WIRESWildlifeRescue #Wallaby
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Fishermen on Sydneyโs northern beaches spotted a white-bellied sea eagle struggling to fly and called WIRES. Volunteer Candice carefully rescued the bird from dangerous rocks and brought it to Taronga Zooโs Vet Hospital! #WildlifeRescue
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Wishing everyone a safe long weekend! ๐ Roads can be hazardous for wildlife, especially at dawn/dusk. Stay alert, slow down, and give animals space to cross. Need help? Call WIRES at 1300 094 737 or 'Report a Rescue' here: https://t.co/g1kbrPOwm6
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Injured Possum Rescued ๐ A St Ives resident called WIRES after finding a ringtail possum in their garage. It had grazes on its paws and wounds on its back and tail. Thankfully, it was alert and otherwise okay! Emergency Responder Rachel took it to a local vet for treatment.
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Summer poses unique challenges for our native fauna, with bushfires, floods, and holiday traffic increasing risks. If you encounter an injured animal, please call 1300 094 737 or visit our website for assistance. Wishing you and your loved ones a safe and happy holiday season. ๐
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