East Coast Exotic Haven

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East Coast Exotic Haven

NFP Charity- Wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and release in the Fraser Coast. The 5 main objectives that we fulfill to the highest of standards are:
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WELCOME TO FNQ EXOTIC HAVEN

We are a Queensland (Fraser Coast)) based locally owned and operated shelter catering exclusively for the rescue/surrender and rehoming of ‘captive bred’ reptiles, amphibians and birds. We are also fully licensed and insured to offer rescue services for native wildlife, including bats, reptiles, macropods, possums/gliders and birds. We area a registered Charity with A

CNC under FNQ Wildife Haven ABN: 53 522 057 747

We have over 30 years experience in wildlife care and rehabilitation, reptile husbandry and aviculture. Along with studies in veterinary nursing, animal care, conservation and ecological management. We aim to Rescue, Rehabilitate, Release, Rehome and Repeat; whilst standing strongly for quality over quantity. Provide appropriate husbandry for unwanted, neglected and abandoned captive bred reptiles and birds in accordance with the Native Conservation Act 1992
2. Seek suitable homes for surrendered captive bred reptiles and birds, whilst ensuring suitable homes have appropriate knowledge and licensing. In the event that a suitable home cannot be found, to offer sanctuary to the animals in our care to live out their lives without fear of euthanasia or neglect.
3. To provide prompt and adequate veterinary treatment for all animals in our care.
4. To provide education, training and workshops to both members and general public regarding native fauna and the correct husbandry of reptiles and birds.
5. In recognition of the limited local services available, to rescue, rehabilitate and release sick, injured and orphaned native fauna as required, in accordance with the Native Conservation Act 1992. For more information on licensing, the Native Conservation Act 1992 or correct husbandry please refer to the following links:
🔅https://www.qld.gov.au/.../wildlife.../recreational-licence
🔅https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/.../2017.../act-1992-020
🔅https://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/.../cp-wm-captive-reptile...
�https://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/.../wildl.../cp-wm-aviculture.pdf

🐍🦜🌺ADOPTIONS🌺🦜🐍
When available we offer adoptions of surrendered/rescued captive bred (permitted) reptiles, and birds. We are no kill = quality over quantity. This is NOT a first in best dressed situation. Potential new homes are screened and successfully applicants are decided amongst our board members. All animals are only available if certain conditions are met:
🔅Correct and current licensing
🔅Suitable enclosure and proven knowledge on species
All animals are independently veterinary checked and treated. We beleive and stand by quality over quanity. Meaning we beleive that any animal should have quality to life over quantity.

🦘🌺WILDLIFE RESCUE & REHABILITATION🌺🦘
All wildlife is handled and cared for in accordance with the Native Conservation Act 1992 and Bio Security; the ultimate goal being to scuessfully rehabilitate and release to natural habitats. We are fully licensed and trained to handle and rehabilitate native wildlife. Our services for wildlife include; 🦇Bats (flying foxes and micros), 🦘Macropods (wallabies & kangaroos), Possums & Gliders, 🦜Birds and 🐍Reptiles. We cater for all of Cairns, Tablelands and Innisfail.

🦇🦇IF YOU FIND A BAT ALONE, INJURED OR ON THE GROUND DO NOT TOUCH IT, CALL 0499453674 or 0484848657 ASAP.🦇🦇

Australian bats all have a small chance of having Lyssavirus. Lyssavirus has no cure, though is easily preventable by not touching any bat. It is only transferable through a bite or scratch. Its very simple- NO TOUCH = NO HARM. We are fully vaccinated against Lyssavirus, licensed and trained to handle and rehabilitate bats. Please if you find an injured or orphaned native animal call asap.
‼️It is illegal to keep native fauna if you are not trained and licensed to do so. They also require specialised diet and care. Your good intentions to care for them yourself can be a death sentence to the animal.‼️

🐍🦎🌺REPTILE REMOVAL & RELOCATION🌺🦎🐍
🦇🦎🐍🐢Wildlife removal and relocation begins at $50 and may increase pending species, location and requirements. 🦎🐍🐢🦇

🚨It is illegal to remove and relocate a native animal in Australia, unless you have the correct permits issued by the Department of Enviromental Sciences. We are fully licensed to perform such removals and relocations.🚨

We do NOT receive government assistance, all veterinary expences, species specialized equipement (milk, teats, enclosures etc) and emergemcy equipment is supplied privately or by the support of local community businesses and persons.

❣️💓💯HOW TO HELP💯💓❣️
Donations of the following:
🐾Heat pads
🐾Wombaroo milk and supplement
🐾BioLac Milk
🐾Medical supplies (please contact directly)
🐾Wildlife Teats
🐾Soft Blankets and Towles
🐾Plastic Picnic Crates
🐾Fuel and grocery gift cards
🐾Frozen rats and mice (food for reptiles, certain bird species etc)

We are DGR endorsed and can offer tax deductible receipting. Bank Account:
FNQ WILDLIFE HAVEN
014 577
156 143 366

PayPal: ⚠️[email protected]⚠️

Containers for Change Scheme ID: C10423923

Address

Maryborough, QLD

Telephone

+61499453674

Website

https://fnqwildlifehaven.wixsite.com/my-site

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Wishing everyone a safe and joyful Easter long weekend. Please remember we are fully operational and available through the break; 24/7 0499453674

We would like to thank this amazing community for a supportive, busy year. We hope you all have an absolutely amazing Christmas, please keep safe and remember we are here through out the Christmas period to assist with any wildlife concerns, injuries and orphans.

On the 2nd of November Jonesy The Snake Catcher Hervey Bay with the assistance of Hervey Bay Snake Catchers rescued a beautiful Eastern Brown (Pseudonaja textilis) stuck in netting. His injuries resulted in him requiring care, and we were contacted to assist. With the amazing work at Australia Zoo Wildlife hospital, he was successfully treated and was able to be released today. Thank you Jonesy The Snake Catcher Hervey Bay for collecting him from us to release. The eastern brown snake is generally solitary, with females and younger males avoiding adult males. It is active during the day, though it may retire in the heat of hot days to come out again in the late afternoon. It is most active in spring, the males venturing out earlier in the season than females, and is sometimes active on warm winter days. Eastern brown snakes generally mate from early October onwards—during the Southern Hemisphere spring; they are oviparous. Males engage in ritual combat with other males for access to females. The most dominant male mates with females in the area. The females produce a clutch of 10 to 35 eggs. Multiple females may even use the same location, such as a rabbit warren. Eastern brown snakes can reach sexual maturity by 31 months of age, and have been reported to live up to 15 years in captivity.

Miss Charlie, a Wallabia bicolor(Swamp wallaby) who came into care a couple of months ago after mum was hit in Tinana; checking out her new pouch and port-hole bag kindly supplied by Animal Rescue Cooperative Craft Guild.

*** PRETTY GIRL HAS BEEN RELEASED*** A positive post after a pretty intense day… the young Petaurus norfolcensis (Squirrel Glider) that was rescued from barb wire on the 18 June is healing well. Bright, alert and loving her ‘pod’. They live primarily on insects (mainly catepillars,beetles and stick insects) but also on pollen and nectar (mostly from eucalypts). Plant exudates such as sap or resin from wattle and eucalypt trees, are similarly an important part of their diet.

This is what is currently happening in Charters Towers… many have already died which is a violation of CoP. Some amazing bat carers and environmental groups are on site, trying to be a voice for the voiceless… it’s heart breaking, Little Red Flying foxes and Black Flying foxes are being torturously forced from not only their birthing trees but there home. Charters Towers Regional Council you have a lot to answer for, shame on you! 🦇🔥Blow this up🔥🦇

We are going on a week in care… no she isn’t a 100% but she is better than she was. We are still looking longterm rehabilitation, but her improvements suggest she should be able to be returned back to the wild. Assistance is still required to ensure her rehabilitation is successful (they are NOT the cheapest to feed lol) if you want help her please remember all donations over $2 are tax deductible. NAME: FNQ WILDLIFE HAVEN BSB: 014577 ACCOUNT: 642662583 PayPal: [email protected] Facebook fundraiser: https://www.facebook.com/donate/598620341130600/?fundraiser_source=external_url

Rakali UPDATE: It’s only early days, but she has her appetite 🥰 Fresh prawns, live bugs and a small amount of egg seems to be her sweet spot.

No good bye, no thank you for saving me 🤣 Cleared for any injuries and eager to leave! Textbook release… good luck little man Amber Dahlberg thank you again for your assistance 🥰 Northern quoll (Dasyurus hallucatus) back home safely.