Araucaria Wildlife Sanctuary News

The Rocky Bats

We are so fortunate to be able to offer our assistance and care for three little orphaned Flying foxes from[…]

With the last week of torrential rain making outside activities tricky, what better way to spend a couple of days[…]

Triggy and Bratty bats are doing really well in care. They have settled into their daily care routine, with four[…]

Remember Mr Armistead (aka Canaiba), the Eastern Grey Kangaroo with the broken arm? Yesterday he got the all clear on[…]

Meet our very special most recent arrival. This little cutie is a Rufous Bettong. She was found alone by a[…]

We have had a few arrivals at Araucaria Sanctuary in the past two weeks. Time to introduce them… Tumble is[…]

Another little batch of joeys has moved to the Primary yard. Lychee, Blueberry and Tangarine – the Red-neck wallabies; and[…]

Yesterday we had a new little joey arrive at Araucaria Sanctuary. Little Roobarb, as she has been named, was found[…]

Abi has been using the Boblov cameras to spy on the Araucaria Sanctuary critters at night. Quite a menagerie have[…]

This is Gerald (or perhaps Geraldine). He (or she) now calls Araucaria Sanctuary home. We are growing very fond of[…]