Help Save the Wildlife and Bushlands in Campbelltown

27/06/2026

A few days ago we got a call about a koala in Appin chased up a tree on a property by a dog at no time did the dog get the koalas the member of public rang
Ricardo for assistance Ricardo gave advice eg lock up dogs till koala moves on as they were less then 100 mtrs from bush and koala was healthy with no injuries.

It goes to show not all wildlife have to come into care .

Taking a healthy koala puts it out of its territory for 2 weeks or more.

When a koala is released back into its home range after being in care for that long in care can cause injuries or even death from fighting back for its territory.

Visual checks are made first from trained Wildlife rescuers before any rescue as the new national Park Laws are anyone koala touched is class as a Rescue and it must come with the care .

Visual checks and monitoring

Signs of injuries, wounds,dog saliva. Climbing issues, ect.

Thank you all involved

Team work makes dream work

Wire’s koala team done a follow up call ❤️🐨

24/06/2026

Leave the seal alone that’s animal abuse 🤬

Ben Fordham

22/06/2026

beautiful he’s a big boy

21/06/2026

More native wildlife being hit and killed on road at sandy point since the ongoing installation of the fauna fencing and our barricades to stop our nature Wildlife getting on the road which I must say is not working number of Wildlife deaths are rising on this stretch of road due to Transport for NSW
No doing things RIGHT

R.I.P wallaby 💔

20/06/2026

Another stuff up by Transport for NSW

They advised us recently that they were putting in red barriers to stop Koala getting on the road and once again it’s been poorly done as a female koala with a Joey on her back has managed to get in and onto the road and in major danger of getting hit injured or even killed. Lucky for beautiful people stopping the traffic and helping these two koalas back off the road and back to the bush safety. What the hell is transport New South Wales doing?

Are they deliberately trying to kill koalas and other wildlife?

Thank you to everyone for assisting these two beautiful koalas and saving them from possible injuries or even death

20/06/2026

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19/06/2026

Keeping a rescue vehicle on the road isn’t cheap. Between wildlife checks and urgent callouts, Ricardo’s also doing Uber Eats
around Campbelltown to cover fuel costs.

So if you order dinner locally and a koala-loving driver turns up… that’s probably me 😄 Every delivery helps keep the rescue vehicle running for the next animal in need.

18/06/2026

This is what happens at night when we are in our homes getting ready for bed .

Koalas and other native wildlife are trying to navigate through the suburb try to get from A to B because of habitat destruction and broken wildlife corridor’s.

Broken wildlife corridor’s put our native wildlife in danger of dog attacks and vehicle strikes.

So if you’re driving around from dusk till dawn drive carefully and watch out for our beautiful wildlife.

If you hear your dogs constantly barking check your yard as our native wildlife might have entered your yard.