1.3K views · 489 reactions | This koala mum and joey would not have survived without WIRES NSW Fire and Rescue helped free these koalas, WIRES transported them to the vet for assessment and the koalas recovered in our care. Donate today and directly help our community of carers and rescuers, who dedicate their time to giving injured native animals a second chance. | WIRES | Facebook

36 reactions · 16 shares | WIRES is hosting a wildlife rescue workshop in Tumut on Saturday 15th of March! Make a real difference for Australia’s wildlife by becoming a WIRES volunteer. With your help, injured and orphaned animals have a second chance at life. To attend people will first need to register and complete the online component of the course (roughly 6 hours). | WIRES | Facebook

Miraculous Echidna Rehab and Release 🦔✨ In March this year, WIRES volunteers Kylie and Glen were called to rescue an echidna in Kurrajong, NSW. At first, things didn’t look good for the echidna. He had been hit by a car, his beak was damaged, and he was losing blood. He was quickly taken to Taronga Wildlife Hospital, where vets discovered additional injuries from an apparent dog attack. Fortunately, the vets were able to treat his wounds and agreed to care for him at Taronga until he was ready

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Help Save Aussie wildlife This summer 🐨 It takes a community to rescue native animals, but it starts with you. Your calls to WIRES’ 24/7 Rescue Hotline send our volunteers and wildlife ambulances into action, responding to wildlife emergencies. WIRES carers work tirelessly to rehabilitate injured animals, collaborating with vets and wildlife experts to provide the best care possible. Our community of wildlife rescuers give distressed aussie animals a second chance, but it starts with you. Your