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Fostering and assisting
wildlife in need

Fostering and assisting
wildlife in need

photos: Rusty @wildlife_forever_m_r

Help care for our

native wildlife

photos: Rusty @wildlife_forever_m_r

Help care for our
native wildlife

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Follow the FAWNA journey

Sep 20

Only 85g these Western Ringtail Possums lost their Mum today- but they are little fighters and eating well. Hopefully they will grow up and be released back to the wild. #joy #wildlife #wildlivesmatter #wildlifeplanet #criticallyendangered #possum#westernringtailpossum#volunteers #rehab #wildliferehabber#love #fawna#fauna#possumfinishingschool

Sep 10

One of our students from @possum_finishing_school showing the different stages of trying to keep his eyes open while enjoying a one-off treat of lilly pilly after having to under go aneansethia #nativewildlife #australianwildlife #wildlivesmatter #westernringtailpossum #criticallyendangeredspecies #wildliferehabilitation #weneedawildlifehospital

Sep 8

Rove’s furry namesake- a Critically Endangered Western Ringtail Possum - to special to lose to extinction @rovemcmanus Thank you for taking the time to understand the plight of this special little guy♥️#joy #wildlivesmatter #criticallyendangered #natureneedsheroes #caring #possumfinishingschool#conservation#biodiversiity#generosity #rove#possum #fawna#fauna

Sep 8

Thank muuuuu @rovemcmanus for your interest in FAWNA and our goal to build WA’s first Regional Wildlife Hospital! I think Mu Mu really enjoyed spending time with you too!#Wildlivesmatter #fawna#rove #joy#emu#conservation#biodiversity#togetherwecanmakeadifference #climatechange #nature #naturelovers#protectingnature #conservationist#wild

Sep 6

❗Today is National Threatened Species Day❗ A day to shine a spotlight on all the Australian native animal and plant species that are facing similar fates to that of the Tasmanian tiger which became extinct on this day in 1936.
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The South West region is home to many threatened species, one of which is the critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum.
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Did you know... as a nation, Australia has the worst mammal extinction rate than any other country in the world. Since European settlement, Australia has lost more than 10% of its land mammal species 😔
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But, we can all do our bit by doing the following:
👌 Sign up to become a volunteer with us to see first hand the difference you can make
👌 Plant natives species in your garden and avoid using harsh fertilisers.
👌 Make dreys and water stations for wildlife (we run free workshops on these!)
👌 Retain and plant peppermint trees
👌 Do not use chemical baiting
👌 Keep pets contained, especially at night
👌 Do not feed wildlife
👌 Call FAWNA if you find any injured or displaced wildlife
👌 Sign up to become a volunteer to see first hand the difference you can make

Sep 6

Not everyone loves a Crow! But this is Charlie recovered from a dogs mouth, he is is recovering well!#Wildlivesmatter #crow#raven#birds #babybirds#fawna#fawnaflightacademy#chicks#love#joy

Sep 1

The ducklings,cygnets and Emus have moved outside - snuggling up together at night - how sweet is that ? #joy #emu #swan#duckling#fawna#wildliferehabber #snuggles#vets#wildlivesmatter#wasregionalwildlifehospital#australiassouthwest #australia#birdsofaustralia

Sep 1

Not often seen but around us all the time at night keeping the mozzies under control- this micro bat has the tiniest break in his wing. Be wary not to handle bats they may carry viruses that can be transmitted to humans. Carefully contain and call a carer or take directly to a Vet. @busseltonvet #bats#microbat#wildlivesmatter #joy#little#special#australia#wildliferehabber #vet#wildlifevet#fawna#wasfirstregionalwildlifehospital #kaatijinup#busseltonveyhospital

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