As the saying goes, it takes a village! When we were called to Portland to work with local rescuers, we had NO idea what we would be walking into and […]
VFC, helping feed all of the affected animals
In the meantime our VFC team keeps feeding . We also give food to all private property owners who want feed for all their animals.
Roo Recovery, making great progress…
A happy ending to report! Remember Big Al from Heritage Golf Course? see post from 6 weeks ago. He had a nasty wound on his leg. He has been reunited […]
VFC are about welfare for “all animals”
VFC treat all animals the same, they are all sentient beings and feel pain . If they are a threatened species or abundant species we do what we can for […]
Excellent news for the animals of Victoria left starving in bushfire-affected areas…
This is excellent news for the animals of Victoria left starving in bushfire-affected areas. Thanks to everyone who took the time to sign a petition, or urge the government to […]
Native Animals rescued, but need to relocate to survive
This guy is in reasonable health, but was rescued from a tree with hardly any leaves left, and the surrounding area completely burned. He will be cared for and returned […]
An audience for wildlife helpers
Today our vets had an audience! As we treated this little joey, a herd of horses wandered over to have a sticky beak! They are all being agisted in this […]
We now have a qualified arborist/tree climber on our team
GOTCHA! Thanks to your support we now have a qualified arborist/tree climber on our team who can assist us in bringing down koalas from the highest branches, so they can […]
Dr Elaine Ong with a beautiful red-necked orphaned wallaby
Vets for Compassion Founder Dr Elaine Ong with a beautiful red-necked orphaned wallaby. He will be checked over, treated if necessary and looked after by dedicated wildlife carers, until he’s […]
A good news story from Mallacoota, with the release of Dora
Dora the Explorer! Another good news story from Mallacoota, with the release of Dora, a little koala who has been caught, treated by Melbourne Zoo vets Sarah and Leanne and […]