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Next General Meeting: 11:00am Sunday 15th February 2009 at the rear of the Bulga NPWS Depot, 2156 Putty Road Bulga

Basic Rescue

Small Animals and Birds

  • To reduce stress to the animal, keep domestic pets and children away.
  • Throw a towel over the animal and quickly pick it up.
  • Gently place in a well ventilated box and cover the box with a towel or blanket.
  • If the animal is cold, put some warmth near, but not touching it. A bottle filled with hot water wrapped in a small towel will do.
  • Do not provide heat for Echidnas or Reptiles
  • Oil covered animals should be placed in a cage or box with good ventilation so they are still able to breathe freely.
  • Place the box in a warm, dark, quiet place and do not disturb.
  • Do not try to give food or water as the animal may be in shock
  • Call Wildlife Aid on 04 4766 7737 or take it to a vet.

 

Large Animals and Birds of Prey

  • Large animals and birds of prey are dangerous to approach and handle.
  • To reduce stress to the animal, keep domestic pets and children away.
  • Call Wildlife Aid on 04 4766 7737.
  • If possible keep track of the animal until a rescuer arrives.

 

Snakes

  • Do not try and capture or kill the snake. Statistics show that this is the cause of over 90% of hospital admissions for snake bite in Australia
  • Call Wildlife Aid on 04 4766 7737 to have the snake removed.
  • If possible and from a safe distance, have someone keep track of the snakes location until a rescuer arrives.

 


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