Warrumbungle Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Inc

Warrumbungle Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Inc We rescue and care for orphaned and injured Australian native animals in the Warrumbungle region, Central West NSW.

We are based in the beautiful Warrumbungles area in NSW. We are a group of passionate and dedicated volunteers specialising in Australian Native Wildlife Rescue, Rehabiliation and Education.

Good morning, it's FIVER Friday.Unfortunately Tan is really unwell and unable to give us her weekly FIVER update on all ...
21/03/2025

Good morning, it's FIVER Friday.

Unfortunately Tan is really unwell and unable to give us her weekly FIVER update on all the joeys she has in care.

We now have 10,000 people who follow Tanya's page and all the incredible rescue work she does. Wouldn't it be amazing if everyone could donate to help Tan. It would make such a huge difference to the Shelter.

Tan hates asking for money, but she really does need the support of her followers. Money that is donated is used to purchase joey milk formula, hay, chaff and fuel for the rescue vehicle.

If you are kindly able to donate you can do so by:

* PayPal - PayPal.me/WWS1
* Warrumbungle Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation BSB 633 000 ACCT No 177 778 628
* Or by making a donation onto Tanya's account at Dubbo Pet & Stockfeeds ph: 6884 2798.

If you need a receipt for your donation please email me at [email protected] with "Donation" in the subject line. Please include your name, address and donation amount.

If you are unable to donate, we would be very grateful if you could please share our posts. Every bit of support helps and we are very grateful. Thank you.

Sending love and get well wishes to Tan, and wishing you all a fabulous Friday.

I have included a photo collage of various animals who have previously been in Tan's care.

Heather 🦘

15/03/2025

Just about to leave to collect the little Red girl. Thanks Rhiannon for babysitting!

Morning everyone!!A BIG day yesterday!! Firstly, I'd sincerely like to thank everyone who donated. Bless you for your su...
14/03/2025

Morning everyone!!
A BIG day yesterday!!
Firstly, I'd sincerely like to thank everyone who donated. Bless you for your support, kindness and generosity 🥰
Ok, the first pic is the sweetest little Swampy boy that i collected from Coolah Vets! Not sure how he was orphaned. He has no injuries but was very dehydrated. He is alot happier this morning and doing well. Thank you to the staff at Coolah Vets for calling me!!

Second pic is an update for the tiny pinkie Swampy who my friend rescued. Poor mum and bub had been attacked by crows after mum had been hit and killed by a vehicle. As you can see, he is doing a whole lot better now. His grazes and nose are healing nicely and he is feeding well!!

Third pic is of a beautiful little Red Kangaroo girl!
She is on her way here now ! Yep, her and her mum are yet more victims of vehicle strikes. Poor mum was killed and this sweet little one was found standing next to her mum along the roadside. Thankfully some very kind people stopped and rescued her.
Im off to buy some hay now before my next feeds!! A hundred km round trip so better get cracking, Tan🦘

FIVER FRIDAYMorning everyone!Off to Coolah Vets to collect a joey so very short post.Joeys are coming in fast now so if ...
13/03/2025

FIVER FRIDAY

Morning everyone!
Off to Coolah Vets to collect a joey so very short post.
Joeys are coming in fast now so if you can spare a few dollars and would kindly like to donate towards milk, animal feed fuel and the endless other expenses, the donation details are in the pics
I'll update everyone on the rescue later today, Tan🦘❤️

Just in!This poor little boy has just been found by my friend who was travelling to Tooraweenah.  She saw vehicles drivi...
10/03/2025

Just in!
This poor little boy has just been found by my friend who was travelling to Tooraweenah. She saw vehicles driving around this little fellow's mum, who had been hit and killed earlier this morning. Crows were already attacking mum and joey. Thank God she stopped as this little fellow would have suffered the most horrendous death!!
As you can see the Crows have already pecked a hole in his nose. He has pecked marks all over him as well as grazing. I've cleaned him up with an iodine solution and will now let him rest after I give him some fluids.
Yep, three cars drove around him and his mum.!! What the hell is wrong with people. I do despair, Tan🦘😞

08/03/2025

Two rescues yesterday. Tawny Frogmouth and Brush Tailed possum. I'll update their rescues later. Busy preparing for rain event.

07/03/2025

Just home from the Wildlife Hospital at Western Plains Zoo. The joey was humanely euthanised after examination found his abdominal cavity was full of fluid. Urine? From a suspected ruptured bladder. He was in full blown renal failure and severely dehydrated as his poor ravaged little body couldn't absorb fluids. He was also literally dying from starvation!!
I will post X-rays later when I get my head around the selfish decision that someone made to keep him and in doing so caused him untold pain and suffering over an extended period of time!! Death for him was a blessed relief. 💔
DO NOT KEEP WILDLIFE AS PETS OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON IF YOU ARE NOT TRAINED OR LICENSED!!
Rant over for now. 💔💔
So tiny, so helpless so wronged. I am so so sorry little one💔❤️

FIVER FRIDAY! Morning everyone!Some updates on the joeys who have come into care recently.The little wallaroo who was ha...
06/03/2025

FIVER FRIDAY!

Morning everyone!
Some updates on the joeys who have come into care recently.
The little wallaroo who was handed over on Wednesday is not doing very well and I will be taking him to the zoo vets today. He came in severely dehydrated and suffering starvation when members of the public had kept him in care instead of handing him him. They'd used a human baby bottle to feed him and I also suspect pneumonia. He has a very distended belly which im extremely concerned about.
PLEASE!! DO NOT KEEP NATIVE ANIMALS IF YOU ARE NOT TRAINED OR LICENSED! ITS CRUEL AND ILLEGAL!!!
This poor little soul has endured so much suffering over a period of time because someone thought he was cute and wanted to keep him!! 🤬
The wallaroo rescued last week on the Golden hwy is doing so much better. Her little nose is healing nicely and she's feeding well.
Now, the pinkies!!
The pinkie in the red pouch is my little Boots!! He came in near three weeks ago weighing a whopping 165gms!! I am absolutely amazed at his progress!! He is powering on and gaining weight daily!!
The other precious little soul is Hope. Hope came in on Monday after two very kind people saw her mum hit and killed by a vehicle who failed to stop. Lucky for little Hope these good humans did!! Hope weighed in at 170gms and I was very concerned by some bruising she has suffered as a result of mum being hit! The bruising has subsided and little Hope is doing very well!!
Another huge day here with all these tiny souls to care for, a trip to the zoo and a feed run today the feedstore!
Im also trying to prepare for the rain event from the cyclone up north. Cleaning gutters etc.
If you would like to donate to support these little souls, or for fuel for rescues and feed i have put the donations with the pics. If you can't can you please share. It's a constant struggle every week to just keep going.
Stay safe my dear friends and fellow carers up north. I am thinking of you all with love.
Have a great day everyone! I am off to Dubbo now for feed, Tan🦘❤️

Sharing our memory from 6th March 2024!!
05/03/2025

Sharing our memory from 6th March 2024!!

Morning everyone!!Just another quick update .Fire is under control-again!!Winds here are increasing until the weekend wh...
04/03/2025

Morning everyone!!
Just another quick update .

Fire is under control-again!!
Winds here are increasing until the weekend when we are forecast to get lots of rain. So right now I'm preparing for fire and a big rain event whilst caring for all the joeys and doing rescues.
Speaking of rescues im just about to leave to collect this poor boy in the pic. He has a broken tail and by the looks of the pic he's under weight and dehydrated. That's all I know for now. The rescue will be 150km round trip. Another huge day😫 Tan🦘

04/03/2025

Was feeding up and heard the helicopters coming back, then sirens of the fire trucks!! Yep, yesterday's fire has re ignited and the wind here did the rest!!! Another stressful, worrisome night ahead.

03/03/2025

TODAY IS WORLD WILDLIFE DAY
This year’s theme: Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in People and Planet.

This is a very important theme for as our wildlife and carers are stretched and some are at breaking point.

Nationally and statewide conservation programs and efforts are more important than ever. With Australia having one of the highest rates of native species loss anywhere in the world, it will take all of us to help make a change.

Sadly, the loss of native species is one of the greatest environmental challenges of our time. With climate change, flooding, intense cyclones, catastrophic bushfires, extended drought, land clearing, feral and invasive species, pollution, viruses, and urban sprawl are all present and serious threats to our wildlife and their habitats.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?
Get behind your local wildlife rescue group. Join their rescue or hotline team. If you can, please make a donation or reach out and ask how you can help locally. Your generosity will be a symbol of your support for conservation and wildlife rehabilitation advocacy.

📸 courtesy of Penny Sharpe MLC


03/03/2025

Morning everyone!
Just a quick update as I have another busy day ahead.
The fire is now under control. The animals are OK too. Today is cooler than yesterday but the wind is still a concern as we have had no proper rain since Christmas and everything here is tinder dry. I'm praying the aftermath of cyclone Alfred will bring some much needed rain.
Rescue from last night is a pinkie Eastern Grey. A result of yet more road trauma. She was thrown from mums pouch so has some grazes to her little body. My concern is internal bruising. Time will tell. For now she's feeding well and I'll post pics later.
I have to fix flood gates today and clean gutters in preparation for this coming rain event.
Have a good day, Tan🦘

03/03/2025

Off on another rescue. 220km round trip😫

Bloody hell!!Grass fire only 1km away from here! Helicopter, and a dozen fire trucks. Animals stressing as am I!! And th...
03/03/2025

Bloody hell!!
Grass fire only 1km away from here! Helicopter, and a dozen fire trucks. Animals stressing as am I!!
And there's wind.
Im going to fill my water pod

FIVER FRIDAY  Morning everyone!Just thought I'd update you all on the tiny little pinkie Eastern Grey who I rescued a co...
28/02/2025

FIVER FRIDAY

Morning everyone!
Just thought I'd update you all on the tiny little pinkie Eastern Grey who I rescued a couple of weeks ago now. Mum was hit and killed from a vehicle strike just out the road from here.
He was so tiny at 165gms that I wasn't sure he'd make it!!
Since rescue he has continued to put on weight and grow!! He loves his bottle!! Just today his ears are detaching from his head and he has colour now on his tiny Paws and feet.
Yes, I'm tired but he is worth every effort.
He isn't the only joey in care here either. There are 12 more. Thank goodness they are bigger than this tiny tot!! All still need between 4 to 5 feeds a day so I'm flat strap right now!!
I've decided to call this tiny boy BOOTS.I named him this because one day those tiny little feet will be supporting a magnificent great male weighing in between 90-110kgs!! He will surely then, have a very large pair of " boots on the ground!!!
It's a very long road until then so, for now I will do my utmost to nurture and care for him. I am in awe of this tiny scrap who has the strongest will to live. Keep going little one. You can do this!!🦘❤️ Tan🦘

Morning everyone!This sweet little wallaroo is the rescue from the other day. Her mum was hit and killed by a vehicle on...
26/02/2025

Morning everyone!

This sweet little wallaroo is the rescue from the other day. Her mum was hit and killed by a vehicle on the Golden hwy 35km out of Dunedoo.
She had a very swollen nose from hitting the tar when mum was also hit. She also had a pecked hole just above her nostrils from a crow. I was so worried about head trauma or a fracture , but after I cleaned her up the swelling went down pretty quick. Phew!! Had there been a fracture i would have had to take her to the zoo and the outcome wouldn't have been good!
After she recovered from dehydration and the swelling abated, she has improved very much. Loves her bottles now and is adjusting to her new environment and a new "mum". Tan🦘

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