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by Dianna Bisset
Wombats and macropods Released at Rocklily
Most of these animals have their extended story and photos. which is almost done again thanks to shopif...
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by Dianna Bisset
2014-15 Rusty, red-necked wallaby
She was ready for release but we kept her safe in the newly built macropod enclosure as we wilded her up. which ...
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by Dianna Bisset
2009 Spud our first ever wombat
Spud our first ever wombat in 2009-10, rescued on a trip to Rocklily from Sydney. At 500 gas our baby possum exper...
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by Dianna Bisset
2013-14 Ryan & Missy, eastern grey joeys at about 6 kg each.
Our first macropods had arrived at Rocklily. They seemed so small to be left out...
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by Dianna Bisset
Whats most helpful for those in need after a disaster
This can generally apply to any disaster, written for the Victorian Bushfires January 2026 ...
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by Dianna Bisset
Goodhew was rescued Wednesday 16th sept 2025 from the centre of the little town of Taralga. Now living wild!
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Raising any wildlife...
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2015 Frankie was rescued at around 400 gms and came to Rocklily at 9kg.
A healthy but quite humanised. He dragged a black blanket around from his b...
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Fluffy the Echidna Pugge (baby Echidna) October 2024 -
Fluffy was found in dirt floored carport by the owner 6 days after removing the contents. He...
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by Dianna Bisset
2023 Male Gang gamg with concussion recovered and released
Neibour found a male gang gan nearby on her way home she kept it in a big aviary and bo...
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by Dianna Bisset
Little Pattie arrived on a 4 degree winters Wed evening, she was found by a local shearer trying to get into her dead mums pouch.
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Keith rescued by Stuart in July 2023
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Arrived ; cold July night 2023
Supported soft release: due to start september...
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Victoria attacked by dogs, now at peace 10th - 13th May 2023
A call from Cheryl whom has treated their manged wombats and called us in the past f...
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