Tennis Anyone?

Jan 22

Yesterday we received a call from a member of public (James) who found a Crested Grebe at Camberwell Tennis Courts that wasn’t looking too well. James was able to contain the Grebe until one of our volunteer rescuers arrived to collect the bird to take it to the vet.

We believe the Grebe may be suffering from a case of Botulism (a bacteria toxin ingested from infected water or food). This beautiful aquatic bird will need careful nursing and hopefully will recover well in care.

Want to join the team and become a volunteer rescue and transporter? We have an online workshop coming up on Sat the 3rd of February. https://shop.warriors4wildlife.org/workshops

Rescue and Traansport Workshop

RescueCrested Grebe

W4W Education Team

Our Educational Team have over 50 years combined experience and dedicate their life to making sure our Wildlfie are respected and protected.

Look out Melbourne- We are ready to rescue.

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Tennis Anyone?

Look out Melbourne- We are ready to rescue.

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