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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

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Please note - to pay an invoice, membership fees etc please use Make a Payment. You can make your donation via PayPal or ourcommunity, direct deposit, cash or cheque. Please scroll to your preferred method. Account Name: Wildcare Queanbeyan Inc. Public Fund. BSB: 062-593 (Commonwealth Bank, Queanbeyan). Please use your name as the identifier. Let us know to expect your Donation. Either email treasurer@wildcare.com.au. Or phone the Treasurer on 0409418373 and provide the following information:.

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

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What do I do if I hit a native animal on the road? Ive found an injured or baby bird. What should I do with it? Place the bird carefully in a box or washing basket with something soft and warm to be wrapped in or underneath it. Keep it in a quiet and dark place in the house until a carer can get to you. Do not attempt to feed or give any fluids. We often get snakes in the yard. What should I do about them? We have had blue tongue lizards in our yard. Are they dangerous? Can we remove him?

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

http://wildcare.com.au/payments.html

Payments (e.g. membership, gifting cards, calendars, invoice, snake course). Please note - to make a donation please use Make a Donation. STEP 1. Let us know to expect the payment. To do this either email payments@wildcare.com.au. Or phone the Treasurer on 0409 418 373 and provide the following information:. Your address and phone number. What you are paying for e.g. snake handling course, gifting cards, calendar, membership. When and how the payment was/will be made. Any other relevant details.

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

http://wildcare.com.au/mediareleases.html

If you see/read anything about Wildcare please send a link or a copy to communications@wildcare.com.au. So it can be included here. Animal rescue group warns of displaced wildlife after floods (The Canberra Times - January 14, 2016). Wildcare recuers take charge as native animals find themselves in unusual poitions (The Canberra Times - January 9, 2016). Koala Bark Chewing (ABC News Nov 21 2015). Wildcare - its a wrap (The Sutton Chatter - Dec 2015 Pages 1, 5 and 19. Snakes on the plains - ABC 2013.

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

http://wildcare.com.au/calendar.html

Activities Calendar - 2016. For bookings or more information on any of the courses being. Conducted by Wildcare this year, contact our Training Coordinator via e-mail. 27th Committee Meeting 7:00 pm (held at Ridgeway Road). 30th Basic Rescue and Orientation (held at Wamboin) - for all new members and any member wishing to refresh their knowledge. 29th Committee Meeting 11:00 am (held at Royal Hotel Bungendore). 29th Committee Meeting 7:00 pm. 30th Committee Meeting 11:00 am (Murrumbateman Hotel).

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

http://wildcare.com.au/participate/participate.html

Make a Cash Donation. Our biggest challenges are educating the public, having sufficient funding, having enough rehabilitators and acquiring equipment. Here are a few ways you can get involved and help us with our mission. Membership is open to any member of the public with an interest in and a desire to help native Australian wildlife. Visit the Join Wildcare. Page for more information. For more information on upcoming courses. Or a list of items we urgently need that you might have and no longer need.

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

http://wildcare.com.au/livingwith.html

As we are privileged to live in a city surrounded by bush, rural and semi rural areas, we find we are sharing our backyards and properties with a diverse range of native wildlife. There are ways for us to live amongst them safely and enjoyably cohabit with wildlife. Here are a few tips. Radar, an eastern grey kangaroo joey in care. Photo by Rod Hutchinson.

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

http://wildcare.com.au/about-mission.html

To Rescue, Raise, Rehabilitate and Release Native Australian Wildlife. We will achieve our mission by:. Developing and maintaining a membership of dedicated volunteers;. Training our members in the appropriate care of native Australia wildlife and ensuring that we maintain the best standards of care;. Maintaining accreditation from the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NSW);. Raising public awareness of wildlife issues through educational activities and public displays; and. Animals will be assigned t...

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wildcare: rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing australian native wildlife

http://wildcare.com.au/participate/join.html

Make a Cash Donation. Download, save or print. Wildcare Membership Renewal Form. Wildcare Membership Renewal Form (pdf). Membership is open to any member of the public with an interest in and a desire to help rescue and rehabilitate injured, sick and orphaned Australian native wildlife. There are three categories of membership:. A discounted rate for additional family members who reside at the same address as a standard member. A discounted rate for pensioners. Be 18 years of age or older. Syd Vicious th...