Darcy the Dunnart
On the 30th November MWCEC received a call about a tiny little Dunnart that had been brought in by a cat. Darcy weighed 6 grams
On the 30th November MWCEC received a call about a tiny little Dunnart that had been brought in by a cat. Darcy weighed 6 grams
Our very creative carer, Erin designed and constructed these badges for fundraising and awareness events. The badges feature many animals in which MWCEC receive in
Last year MWCEC helped a carer in Ipswich by taking into care eight brushtail possums. Goldie, Freya, Stan and Ollie were four of the eight
Blaire the juvenile Barn Owl was found at the base of a large tree sitting beside her dead sibling. She was cold, dehydrated and starving.
In the month of May 2025 MWCEC received 9 Eastern Grey Kangaroo joeys into care. These joeys’ average weight entering care was at 1.5kgs. The
Q: Do glue boards pose a risk to wildlife animals? A: Yes, glue traps are indiscriminate. Although typically used to catch mice and rats, also snares native
A Pacific Black duck, Grey Teal duck and a Wood Duck, all in care together. All different circumstances and reasons these ducklings were rescued, the
Sweltering summer days can be very uncomfortable to be outside for a few minutes, so we mustn’t forget our local wildlife. Our furry, feathered, and