Vets for Compassion Granted Eastern Grey Kangaroo Relocation Permit
We’re pleased to share some important news about our work [...]
We’re pleased to share some important news about our work [...]
It’s not every day you spot a wallaby in a shopping centre car park - but thanks to the quick thinking of some local legends, this little family’s story has a beautiful ending.
Many weeks ago, Dr Audrey and darter Oliver came across a little wallaby in the fire zone – her burns were minor, but she had a painful toe infection. She was our first beacon of hope after so much devastation.
Recently, we received an urgent call about two kangaroos stranded in a paddock at the Nestlé factory in Campbellfield.
When a young kangaroo was trapped inside a greenhouse at Greenhills Primary School in Greensborough, the local wildlife guardian angel didn’t hesitate to call for help.
Vigilant farmer, Casja, discovered a young joey trapped by its feet, hanging upside down in the wire. Alarmed but determined, she called Vets for Compassion and Wildlife Victoria for help.
When a distressed kangaroo was spotted pacing the top level of the Mooroolbark train station car park, our team knew the stakes were high and time was of the essence!
A wallaby had become displaced and trapped in a fenced garden near a busy traffic-filled main road – a dangerous situation for our wildlife friend!
At Vets For Compassion, every day is dedicated to protecting our precious wildlife – especially our beloved kangaroos. In the past 12 months alone, we’ve rescued more than 1,800 kangaroos!