Araucaria Wildlife Sanctuary News

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The (very) bad news is that Lelanie and Pierre, our wonderful helpers who have been here for the last month,[…]

It has been a whirlwind past week and we are only just finding a chance to welcome Lelanie and Pierre[…]

As always, when things get busy, the newsletter postings slow down. We have had quite a few new joeys into[…]

Wildlife carers would all agree that pinky joeys aren’t easy to care for. Essentially little premature babies, most have been[…]

Today Eva sets out on her travels to Victoria, and we are going to all miss her SO much. Eva[…]

Ten days ago we took delivery of a little male red-neck wallaby from Green Pigeon. He was in a really[…]

The rain has been spectacular…. but our littlest joeys still need just a small amount of sunlight each day to[…]

Not many people get to see pinky joeys in the wild. Only when a mum macropod trusts its nearby humans[…]

We all remember how exciting and scary our first day at High School was. Well, it is that big day[…]

This is little Esperance, the Red-necked Pademelon pinky. Esperance means “Hope” in French, so it was a good choice of[…]