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NEWS STORIESWe try to constantly raise awareness about the issues impacting our precious Koalas.
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YOU CAN HELPApart from donating and running fundraisers, you can also help in other ways, find out more.
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Christmas in July MEGA raffle
A huge THANK YOU to all the businesses that contributed to our recent raffle which raised $1945 for our koalas in need. Read more...
A huge THANK YOU to all the businesses that contributed to our recent raffle which raised $1945 for our koalas in need. Read more...
Koala Awareness Posters
September is Save the Koala month. You can show your support by printing these posters that have been designed for awareness and education purposes. These are great to place around schools, vet clinics, community notice boards and sporting facilities to help build knowledge about Koalas and how people can help them stay safe in our community. Click on the images below to open full poster to download and print.
September is Save the Koala month. You can show your support by printing these posters that have been designed for awareness and education purposes. These are great to place around schools, vet clinics, community notice boards and sporting facilities to help build knowledge about Koalas and how people can help them stay safe in our community. Click on the images below to open full poster to download and print.
Click the image to show full poster.
Help Us Build a Koala Sanctuary
and SECURE QLD KOALAS' FUTURE
With continued clearing of land within the South East Queensland region we are left with little to no natural habitat left for our endangered koalas. We have located the perfect location to establish a koala sanctuary, where we can ensure their safety by predator proofing and monitoring the colony. This can be used for pre-release assessment of wild koalas before returning home or a safe haven for koalas with special needs that may struggle in the wild.
and SECURE QLD KOALAS' FUTURE
With continued clearing of land within the South East Queensland region we are left with little to no natural habitat left for our endangered koalas. We have located the perfect location to establish a koala sanctuary, where we can ensure their safety by predator proofing and monitoring the colony. This can be used for pre-release assessment of wild koalas before returning home or a safe haven for koalas with special needs that may struggle in the wild.
Saving Koalas Statewide
Koala Rescue Queensland is a not-for-profit 24 hour rescue service for sick, injured and orphaned koalas throughout Queensland. Based in the Sunshine Coast we receive calls from far and wide; we will do whatever it takes to save our favourite Aussie Battler! We also provide transfers from vets, hospitals, carers and other rescue services to wildlife hospitals. Unlike other koala rescue services we have no time frame or travel boundaries, therefore we are able to service the entire Queensland area as best we can.
Not only do we work with koalas, we also work with schools and communities to promote awareness about habitat protection and the risks associated with the decline in koala numbers from dog attacks, road trauma and diseases. We also regularly plant new koala food trees in Queensland to promote future habitat for our koalas.
Koala Rescue Queensland is a not-for-profit 24 hour rescue service for sick, injured and orphaned koalas throughout Queensland. Based in the Sunshine Coast we receive calls from far and wide; we will do whatever it takes to save our favourite Aussie Battler! We also provide transfers from vets, hospitals, carers and other rescue services to wildlife hospitals. Unlike other koala rescue services we have no time frame or travel boundaries, therefore we are able to service the entire Queensland area as best we can.
Not only do we work with koalas, we also work with schools and communities to promote awareness about habitat protection and the risks associated with the decline in koala numbers from dog attacks, road trauma and diseases. We also regularly plant new koala food trees in Queensland to promote future habitat for our koalas.
