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2019 Threatened Wildlife Photographic Competition – Australian Wildlife Society

Threatened Wildlife Photographic Competition 2019 Entries Voting period: July 1 to 30, 2019 The Australian Wildlife Society Threatened Wildlife Photographic Competition is a national competition that awards and promotes endangered Australian wildlife through the medium of photography. Prizes An …

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Community Voting Grant – https://mailchi.mp/3fe6128f0a14/community-voting-grant

Community Voting Grant

FAWNA is shortlisted for a Community Grant from Australian Ethical for a project to provide our wildlife care volunteers with aviaries and heat pads. Vote to help us win. https://www.australianethical.com.au/community-grants/ and please share this with your friends and family. Or share our Facebook…

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FAWNA is shortlisted for a Community Grant from Australian Ethical for a project to provide our wildlife care volunteers with aviaries and heat pads.

Share with friends and vote to help us win a grant for some much-needed equipment.

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Australian Ethical Community Grants

We believe it’s important for business to play a leadership role in making the world a better place, not just to make profit. Our Community Grants are now open!

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Meme Monday 😁
Have a great day everyone 😁

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A big thanks to our vets, we couldn’t do it without you.

When it’s not raining cats and dogs, vets try to treat wildlife — and bear the cost themselves

As veterinary clinics are small businesses, injured wildlife presents a conundrum: the animals don’t look like the usual pets seen by most vets, and no-one’s paying their treatment bills. But that doesn’t stop many vets doing their best to help.

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For most drivers, hitting a kangaroo can be a terrifying experience. But if the animal is still alive, the next steps you take can be the most important.

You’ve hit a roo, so what do you do next?

For most drivers, hitting a kangaroo can be a terrifying experience. But if the animal is still alive, the next steps you take can be the most important.

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