Fostering and assisting
wildlife in need
Fostering and assisting
wildlife in need
photos: Rusty @wildlife_forever_m_r
photos: Rusty @wildlife_forever_m_r
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native wildlife
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WILDLIFE EMERGENCIES ARE EMERGENCIES TOO 🚨
Next time you see this flyer with your rates notice … we want it to look like this!
WA’s volunteer wildlife organisations respond to animals affected by fires, storms, road trauma and biosecurity emergencies—yet receive no reliable, ongoing operational funding.
Our volunteers give their time freely, but insurance, vehicles, fuel, maintenance, training, utilities and PPE are not free.
The public expects help to be there when they call a wildlife emergency number. We need properly funded, safe and effective services—just like our firefighters, SES and Marine Rescue.
We’re asking the WA Government to make eligible wildlife emergency organisations recipients of Emergency Services Levy funding.
Please email:
📧 Minister.Whitby@dpc.wa.gov.au
📧 Minister.Beazley@dpc.wa.gov.au
Ask them to support ongoing funding for WA’s wildlife rescue and emergency services.
Please share—our wildlife cannot ask for help, but we can.
#WildlifeEmergenciesAreEmergenciesToo #FundWildlifeRescue #ProtectWAWildlife
Meet Paul, a lovely timber truck driver and self-described “Super Empath.”
He spotted a young Kookaburra on the highway and knew he had to stop.
Because he cared, this little bird now has a chance.
Wildlife rescue doesn’t happen alone.
It takes the whole community to care for wildlife.
#WildlifeRescue #KookaburraRescue #CommunityCare #FAWNA #kindnessinaction
A rare and heartbreaking find.
This beautiful Chuditch, or Western Quoll (Dasyurus geoffroii), was found after being struck on the road. She was carrying six tiny joeys in her pouch.
Chuditch are one of WA’s most remarkable native carnivorous marsupials. Once widespread across much of Australia, they are now mainly found in the south-west of Western Australia and are listed as Vulnerable.
To find one is unusual. To lose a breeding female and six joeys is devastating.
Please slow down at dawn, dusk and night, especially near bushland and forested roads. If you find injured or deceased wildlife, only stop where it is safe and contact your local wildlife rescue group for advice.
Slow down. Scan the road. Save our wildlife.
#Chuditch #WesternQuoll #DasyurusGeoffroii #WAWildlife #WildlifeRescue RoadStrike ThreatenedSpecies NativeWildlife SlowDownForWildlife FAWNA SouthWestWA WildlifeConservation
The kind of dog-and-possum story we love to share. 🐾🌿
Meet Lemmy, a beautiful Australian Shepherd came home with a very unexpected little friend — a critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum safely perched on board.
Sadly, wildlife carers more often receive possums that have been badly injured by dog attacks, so this gentle encounter is a rare and heart-warming exception.
A big thank you to the family for recognising this little possum needed help and doing the right thing.
Please remember: even friendly pets can accidentally harm wildlife. Keep dogs supervised, especially at night, and if you find an injured or displaced possum, do not handle unless advised — call your local wildlife rescue group for help.
Best friends? Maybe. Best outcome? Definitely. 💚
#WesternRingtailPossum #AustralianShepherd #WildlifeRescue #FAWNA #ProtectWildlife ResponsiblePetOwnership WildlifeMatters
FAWNA End of Furred (and feathered)Year Appeal
Wildlife has no wallet.
No Medicare card.
No ambulance cover.
No payment plan.
They arrive injured, orphaned, displaced, trapped, cold or in crisis — and FAWNA volunteers answer the call.
For 40 years, FAWNA has helped wildlife across the South West through rescue, transport, veterinary support, feeding, housing, rehabilitation and release.
FAWNA is 100% volunteer-powered, but wildlife welfare still costs money.
Please donate before 30 June and help keep the South West’s wildlife safety net alive.
https://www.fawna.com.au/#:~:text=give,-We%20would%20like Or check Link in Bio #WildlifeWelfare #AustralianWildlife #CommunitySupport #Donate
Here we go again Peeps! please keep an eye out for sick and injured wildlife. Stay warm and Safe! 0438 526 660
From old water tank shed to cygnet shelter — this is sustainability in action.💚
At FAWNA, we believe caring for wildlife also means caring for the world they depend on. That’s why we’re always looking for ways to Recycle, Reuse, Rethink and Repurpose.
A heartfelt thank you to Herbert, who has generously donated his old water tank wood shed. Rather than going to waste, it will be given a brand-new purpose as a safe shelter for rescued cygnets at our new “Swan Lake” enclosure at the FAWNA Flight Academy in Ludlow.
Every donated item, every thoughtful gesture, and every act of community kindness helps us build better spaces for wildlife in care.
One person’s old shed becomes a cygnet’s safe place to grow.✨
#FAWNA #SwanLake #CygnetRescue #WildlifeRescue #WildlifeRehabilitation RecycleReuseRepurpose SustainabilityInAction CommunityKindness FAWNAFlightAcademy Ludlow SouthWestWA WildlifeWelfare
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Donate – Wildlife In Crisis
Your donation helps fund urgent critical care, first aid supplies, rescue equipment, veterinary care and more, to help our endemic wildlife in their time of need.
All donations over $2.00 are tax deductible.
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Your donation helps fund urgent critical care, first aid supplies, rescue equipment, veterinary care and more, to help our endemic wildlife in their time of need.
All donations over $2.00 are tax deductible.
