Wildlife Carers Townsville WRAPT - Wallabies, Roos & Possums.

Wildlife Carers Townsville WRAPT - Wallabies, Roos & Possums. Wildlife Carers Townsville
& Surrounds WRAPT - Wallabies Roos & Possums Townsville and surrounding Regions. Please call 24/7 wildlife phone on 0474 630 785.

We are a small group of wildlife carers able to provide orphaned Joeys with immediate care with the end goal being release back to natural habitat once able. We also are available to educate groups like day cares, kindergarten, schools, and various clubs to educate the next generation of Aussies.

💚 Thank you to our supportersEvery share, donation, kind word and helping hand makes a real difference.WRAPT is only abl...
17/06/2026

💚 Thank you to our supporters

Every share, donation, kind word and helping hand makes a real difference.

WRAPT is only able to continue supporting local wildlife because of the amazing people, businesses and community members who stand behind us.

Your support helps give injured, orphaned and sick wildlife the care, rehab and second chances they deserve.

We couldn’t do this without you. 🧡

🐊 Wildlife Fact Wednesday: Saltwater CrocodileThis week we’re spotlighting one of Australia’s most powerful native anima...
17/06/2026

🐊 Wildlife Fact Wednesday: Saltwater Crocodile

This week we’re spotlighting one of Australia’s most powerful native animals — the Saltwater Crocodile.

Saltwater crocodiles play an important role in keeping ecosystems balanced, but they should always be admired from a safe distance.

If you’re in crocodile country, always obey warning signs, stay well back from the water’s edge and never feed wildlife.

Respect their space. Protect wildlife. 💚

🐾 Wildlife Fact Wednesday: Greater GliderToday we’re spotlighting the Greater Glider. This week’s theme is australia’s l...
10/06/2026

🐾 Wildlife Fact Wednesday: Greater Glider

Today we’re spotlighting the Greater Glider. This week’s theme is australia’s largest gliding marsupial.
Our native wildlife is incredible, and every shared fact helps more people recognise, respect and protect the animals around us.

Have you ever seen a greater glider in the wild? Tell us in the comments.

Please save and share this post to help spread wildlife awareness.

📞 What happens after you call WRAPT?When someone contacts WRAPT about injured, orphaned or sick native wildlife, the goa...
07/06/2026

📞 What happens after you call WRAPT?

When someone contacts WRAPT about injured, orphaned or sick native wildlife, the goal is to get that animal the right help as quickly and safely as possible.

From the first call, we can provide advice, help guide the next steps, and organise rescue or transport if needed. From there, wildlife can receive the care and rehabilitation needed for the best chance of recovery.

If you find wildlife in need:
• Keep them warm, dark and quiet
• Don’t offer food or water
• Contact a wildlife organisation or take them to the closest vet

Every rescue starts with someone taking action. Thank you for helping protect our local wildlife. 💚

📦 Donation drop-off reminderThank you to everyone helping keep rescue supplies stocked.If you’ve been meaning to drop of...
04/06/2026

📦 Donation drop-off reminder

Thank you to everyone helping keep rescue supplies stocked.
If you’ve been meaning to drop off donations, please message us for the current address and details.

Every donated item helps our carers support local wildlife.

🐾 Wildlife Fact Wednesday: Barn OwlToday we’re spotlighting the Barn Owl. This week’s theme is silent hunter.Our native ...
02/06/2026

🐾 Wildlife Fact Wednesday: Barn Owl

Today we’re spotlighting the Barn Owl. This week’s theme is silent hunter.
Our native wildlife is incredible, and every shared fact helps more people recognise, respect and protect the animals around us.

Have you ever seen a barn owl in the wild? Tell us in the comments.

Please save and share this post to help spread wildlife awareness.

💚 Volunteer Spotlight – Trista R.A big thank you to Trista R. for her care, dedication and support of local wildlife.We’...
01/06/2026

💚 Volunteer Spotlight – Trista R.

A big thank you to Trista R. for her care, dedication and support of local wildlife.

We’re so grateful to have volunteers like Trista helping make a difference. 🐾

💬 Community Q&AHave a question about local wildlife, rescue, rehab or what to do if you find an animal in need?Drop it i...
31/05/2026

💬 Community Q&A

Have a question about local wildlife, rescue, rehab or what to do if you find an animal in need?
Drop it in the comments and we’ll answer as many as we can.

There’s always something new to learn when it comes to helping wildlife safely.

30/05/2026

IMPORTANT UPDATE – INTRO COURSE CANCELLED TODAY

Our Training Officer has been involved in a car accident this morning. They are okay but will be delayed for several hours.

As a result, today’s Intro to Wildlife Care course has been cancelled.
The Level 1 Hands‑On Course is still going ahead as planned, at this stage.

Thank you for your understanding, and please keep our trainer in your thoughts today.

📣 Training Day – Sunday 31 MayInterested in learning more about wildlife rescue and care?WRAPT has a training day coming...
30/05/2026

📣 Training Day – Sunday 31 May

Interested in learning more about wildlife rescue and care?
WRAPT has a training day coming up on Sunday 31 May.

If you’d like more information or want to register your interest, please message the page. Training helps build the confidence and knowledge needed to support local wildlife safely.

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