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MARCH 2012

Posted by on Mar 4, 2012 in Rescue

Hi All! Well the last few weeks have been very very busy. I have had so many joeys comming in It was a bit quite for a while , it seems now it is starting again. Friday I picked up my latest little Eastern Grey female Kangaroo. She is just beautiful I have not given her a name yet, so, if anyone would like to name her please send in your sugestions through the contact page She is 680 grms doing very well this is only the 3rd day though.  I will post a photo of her.

new Eastern Grey

The other baby I received from not far from me is a Male black stripe wallaby, he is now

600grms , he was found in a paddock just laying on the ground , The people could not find mom anywhere . He was very cold and skinny I dont know how long he had been there. When I went to pick him up it was nearly 5pm. His name is Kimba and he is putting on the weight and doing really well.

Kimba Red Neck Wallaby

Kinba is a black stripe wallaby sorry about that mistake
Kimba

 

Isn’t he beautiful the two photo’s were taken 2 weeks ago now he is just starting to furr up. I will get some more photos very soon.   Dont forget if you can think of a nice name for the little gentle girl send to me via the contacts page.    At the moment I have in care besides the big ones that are free are  

  3 Pretty face males,  3 redneck males ,  3 eastern grey kangaroos and Jamie the Bettong,  he still comes in for his dish of milk each night. Stays for a couple hours causing havock  taking over the house then he goes out again.  We love him
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Joe Whiptail wallaby

           

Chai saying good morning

                                                                                                      

Tommy Redneck Wallaby

Zeus Rhodesian ridgeback

Chai comes in to try an get some of my coffee of a morning before he goes off for the day he is a 4 year old Eastern Grey I raised from a pinkie.  Then there is Zeus our dog.  This  photo was 12 months ago he is 14 months old now  and a wonderful addition to our family. 

 He protects the kangaroos and us.  He never has made any attempt to hurt any other animal.  A lot of people say you shouldnt have dogs if you do wildlife but I feel as long as they are kept away from them if the kangaroos see him in a different place they will run from him, which means they still have their sense of fear of dogs. I think most wildlife carers love all animals our dogs have always worked well with the wildlife and we feel much safer at night with him as a guard dog.   Out here in the bush even though we are a long way from town you still have some very strange things happen sometimes.     
Dont forget the R S P C A   in Australia helping all animals  Join them in Australia their Phone No in Australia is 1300 264625  Join them and be a wildlife warrior.  Till next time