Many people and organisations have asked us how
they can be a part of what
The Northern Tablelands Wildlife
Carers is doing. The examples below are a small amount of the
animals we have saved. You can
downloadthe details of
how you can sponsor an animal.
A young wombat had ears badly frost
bitten and found beside road with dead mother survived well.
Echidna
was found with a spear embedded in her side.
A Tawney ready for release
Possum saved from dog
A hairless Joey
was raised successfully and released
The Northern Tablelands Wildlife Carers rescues
approximately 300 animals per year from various places : Koalas from
power poles and dogs, possums from roofs, Joeys after their mother
has been killed by car, Wombats from cars and dogs, Tawney
Frog Mouths from cats snakes from 'people'. We spend many thousands
of dollars on food housing and equipment. Most of our money is
raised from donations and raffles an amount is raised from grants
from sources. The New England Mutual is one of those from who
we gets grants and support by printing our newsletter.
Young Koala still still cuddling dead
mother, young survived
A Hair Wallaby survived after mother was
hit by car
A Greater Glider
A Bettong, smallest of the Macropod family saved
from a cat