Wombat joey Nudge’s lucky break as wildlife rescues on the rise

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August 15 2018 - 3:30pm
Cute as a button: 10-month-old Nudge's mother was a roadkill victim and she is now being looked after by wildlife carer Dean Saxby. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Cute as a button: 10-month-old Nudge's mother was a roadkill victim and she is now being looked after by wildlife carer Dean Saxby. Picture: Rachel Mounsey

Lack of food and water is pushing more wildlife than usual on to the roads. As a result, volunteer wildlife rescue agencies across the Far South Coast are struggling to find carers to cover the amount of injured wildlife being brought in.  

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Rachel Mounsey

Journalist/Photojournalist

Journalist at Eden Magnet

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