Rescue
If you encounter a young bird on the ground your first instinct may be to rescue it. The chances are, however, is that what you are witnessing is perfectly normal and the parents are nearby. If you remove the bird from the situation it may be separated from its family for no good reason!
If you have encountered an orphaned or injured Australian native animal there are some things you are able to do before you consider calling the Wildlife Aid hotline. Please remember that Wildlife Aid can only rescue animals within the Upper Hunter region of NSW.
Read more: Have you encountered an orphaned or injured Australian native animal?
Here are some ideas for you to consider to help out our native wildlife during extremely hot days, especially in periods of drought.
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PO Box 619, Singleton NSW 2330, Australia
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If you live in the Upper Hunter region of NSW please join us. You may contribute in any way you are able, from assisting with fund raising, manning the 24/7 hotline, constructing fences, animal transport or caring for your preferred species. To find out more visit the Join Us.