The Rescue Collective

The Rescue Collective Supporting all facets of animal rescue & rehabilitation across Australia www.club-draws.com/charity/rescuecollective
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Tomorrow is Monday. Here’s a way to beat the Monday blues!
29/08/2026

Tomorrow is Monday.
Here’s a way to beat the Monday blues!

Weeds? No, no, no…legit weeds often disrupt local ecosystems, but dandelions actively support them. As one of the earli...
29/08/2026

Weeds? No, no, no…legit weeds often disrupt local ecosystems, but dandelions actively support them. As one of the earliest spring flowers, they provide essential nectar and pollen for bees and pollinators when other food sources are scarce…and as we like to say, no 🐝, no you, no me.

No argument here….
28/08/2026

No argument here….

Yep.
27/08/2026

Yep.

THANK YOU to all you pawsome people, who use our number when dropping off your refund containers❣️🙏Turning empty bottles...
27/08/2026

THANK YOU to all you pawsome people, who use our number when dropping off your refund containers❣️🙏

Turning empty bottles from humans into bottles full with specialised formula for orphaned wildlife. Doing good for the planet AND helping feed precious wildlife in rehabilitation. Thank you!

Sprinkle a little kindness today 💜
21/08/2026

Sprinkle a little kindness today 💜

IYKYK ✔️
18/08/2026

IYKYK ✔️

16/08/2026

Answer: it’s the dragonfly!

Here’s a bit of trivia for your Sunday night…without googling, who can guess which animal has the most successful hunting/kill rate in the animal kingdom?
(As in animal's catch rate — the number of times an animal successfully lands a meal out of all of its collective attempts).

FRILLY FRIDAY HAND HUG! 🤗 Who members these beauties as a kid (we sadly don’t see them around much anymore these days 😢)...
13/08/2026

FRILLY FRIDAY HAND HUG! 🤗

Who members these beauties as a kid (we sadly don’t see them around much anymore these days 😢)

Here five grilled necked lizard factoids to enjoy:

🦎 Runs on two legs: When escaping danger, it pops up onto its hind legs.

🚲 Bicycle motion: Its back legs spin in a wild, circular motion while it bolts straight for the nearest tree without stopping to look back.

🛑 No stopping: Once it starts its sprint, it keeps going until it safely reaches bark to climb.

🦴 The Multifunctional FrillCartilage spines: The neck frill is supported by long, modified rib and jaw cartilage that snap open when it drops its lower jaw.

☀️ Solar panel: Beyond scaring enemies, the big skin flap absorbs heat to help the lizard warm up in the morning sun.

📷 : The Rescue Collective’s own

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Brisbane
Brisbane, QLD
4122

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