A kangaroo hop from the Grampians National Park, Wildwood Wildlife Shelter provides a safe and peaceful haven for the rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned Australian Native Wildlife.

Wildwood is self-funded and operated by volunteer carer Pam Turner.

BRIANNA is one of many orphaned kangaroo joeys raised and released at Wildwood. The photo on right was taken shortly after an operation to repair her broken arm. The photo below shows her on the operating table. She was soft-released onto the 700 acre property, along with several others of similar age. She now lives wild and has become one of the mob.

All wildlife that comes into care has been injured or orphaned as a direct consequence of the activities of human beings. As guardians of this planet, we all share a responsibility to protect and conserve our precious wildlife. As rehabilitators, we give them a second chance to live the life they were born to live...wild and free. Let's hope Brianna has a long and peaceful life.

Click here to see the photo of Brianna's first joey. 

You can help me help the wildlife by either making a donation, purchasing some beautiful Pam-Made wildlife photo cards, sponsoring a joey, buying and/or selling raffle tickets, buying a calendar (ON SALE NOW) or even organising your own fund-raising activity.

Click here to view the final 12 photos featured in the 2012 RESCUED WILDLIFE CALENDAR, to download an order form and for all updates.

Do your bit for wildlife and BUY A CALENDAR TODAY!

  Click here to see photos of all the wildlife in care. Read all about Hayley's remarkable recovery, the little orphaned joey who was paralysed and blinded after being bitten by a spider. 

Don't delay, do it today...all proceeds go directly to helping our wildlife   

SITE UPDATED October 31st 2011 :)