Help save Kangaroo,Koalas and wildlife

Hello

We have see a large numbers of injured koalas,along with other native species heavily impacted by this event.We have been treating these victims as best we can to supply pain relief,antibiotics,treatment to wounds and basic husbandry requirements.We spent most of february 1rd building extra holding enclosures as well as defending the park from the immediate threat of the fire.We will continue to prepare more infrastructure to house the extra wildlife we expect to see over the coming weeks.
For those of you who would like to contribute we are asking for funds to help with veterinary costs,koala milk and supplements,extra holding/rehabilitation enclosures,as well as setting up a building to hold supplies to treat these animals.
We are workingaround the clock with a highly experienced,qualified and dedicated team of volunteers including qualified vets,vet nurses and wildlife carers to rescue,rehabilitate and care for all of the animals.
On admittance to us,all efforts are made to rehydrate,treat and assess the wildlife by our vet care team.Many are being treated for severe burns with most burns being to their hands,feet and rumps.
We will continue to provide the best care possible for our injured wildlife,we expect due to significant habitat loss we will be building exhibits to hold the treated koalas until we can arrange release back into the wild for many of them.
Kangaroo Island is well know for its thriving koala population however over 150,000 hectares has been lost due to recent events,this will effect our koala population dramatically.We need to pull together to save this Australian icon.
We will provide regular updates on the wildlife in our care,their progress and more
Thank you to everyone for your support through these trying times.

Every question are welcome ([email protected])
Best regards and thank you help us
Steffy Morris