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Ipswich City Council support ONARR with grants for our wildlife carers to purchase food and equipment.
2021 - Three carers received grants to purchase food for the wildlife in care and to build new aviaries.
2022 - ONARR was able to purchase loppers for carers to forage with, torches and hanging baskets to make into possum dreys.
Several of our carers were supported by council to purchase wildlife food and indoor cages.
2023 - purchase of milk for our macropods and food for other wildlife.
2024 - milk for macropods, lorikeet mix and seed for the birds, bedding material for aviaries, bowls for water and food to raise ducklings.
Moreton Bay Regional Council has supported our members through the purchase of indoor cages, food for our wildlife, outdoor pens.
2021 - probiotic powder, Neocare for hand rearing young birds, granivore, protexin, Impact.
2022 - Macro net enclosure (moveable) for young macropods.
2023 - Indoor net enclosure for young macropods and food for wildlife.
A.R.C. have supported our members with food for their domestic pets so that the carers can spend their own funds on wildlife food and equipment. They have donated caring baskets, pouches for the joeys, crocheted nests for little birds and animals and medical equipment.
Brisbane City Council have supported our members with grants to purchase food and equipment for wildlife caring.
2022 - mobile humidicrib
Bunnings have given us vouchers to add to our bi-annual raffle to raise funds for our wildlife carers.
WIRES are based in N.S.W. but have supported us with grants, and more importantly, with an account to purchase food for our wildlife.
D.E.S.I. gave us the funds to set up our Bat carers in preparation for the bat season.
They also gave individual grants to carers to purchase food and equipment, and funds to ONARR to purchase more food and equipment for our members.
Logan City Council approved a grant to ONARR to pay for the cost of building a new flying-fox release aviary at Logan Reserve. The Logan Council donated $9000 to assist us in the building of this aviary. They also supported one of our members by building a fox proof fence around her wallaby pen and an aviary for possums and birds.
The G.B.F.C. purchased our wildlife release trailers for us, enabling us to take our wildlife for soft release at other places.
MP Jim Madden, MP Jennifer Howard, MP Shayne Neuman, MP Anita Wells, Councilor Jarred Cassidy, Councilor Sandy Landers, MP Peter Dutton, MP Yvette D'Arth
If you would like to support wildlife caring by making a donation to the group, please contact us by email and we will send you banking details. ALL funds donated are spend on the wildlife.
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