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@wildwarriors

Est. 2002 by Steve and Terri Irwin as a way to include and involve other caring people to support the protection of injured, threatened or endangered wildlife.

Beerwah, Queensland, Australia
wildlifewarriors.org.au
Joined July 2009
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  1. 24 hours ago

    Together, & created these lavender and eucalyptus shampoo & conditioner bars. Best part? $1AUD from each of the limited edition bars sold benefits our wildlife conservation projects! 🐨💜

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  2. Jul 9

    Allira the beautiful sea turtle was found stranded on a beach. Suffering with pneumonia, she was rushed to the Wildlife Hospital for help. Thanks to the expert care of the Wildlife Hospital Team and , Allira is on the road to recovery.

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  3. Retweeted
    Jul 9

    Thank you for your support to care for koalas in need of help. Our Hospital has treated 9408 koalas since we first opened. We also conduct important research into treating koala disease to better protect them into the future. We couldn’t do all this work without you!

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    We recently touched base with Wildlife Hospital to see how the koalas of their Koala Intensive Care Unit (KICU) were travelling. We're so happy to hear how our donation has helped our furry friends get back on their paws!
    15 replies 130 retweets 1,390 likes
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  4. Retweeted
    Jul 8

    I am so proud of you, Kyla! Job well done!

    Visionary Wildlife Warrior, Kyla, cleaned up her local beach for her conservation mission last month! Ripper job, Kyla! ♻️ If you’re aged between 4-17 and passionate about wildlife, join our youth ambassador program 👉
    4 replies 35 retweets 862 likes
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  5. Jul 8

    Harper the squirrel glider joey & her two siblings were orphaned after their tree was cut down. Her brother and sister luckily escaped injury, but Harper suffered wounds to her leg & tail. Thanks to Wildlife Hospital and her specialised carer, she is recovering well

    5 replies 28 retweets 373 likes
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  6. Jul 8

    A HUGE thanks to the team at The Rescue Collective for donating equipment to the Wildlife Hospital, including an Intensive Care Unit for Daniel the orphaned wallaby! Crikey, we’re grateful for your support! 🙏🏽

    3 replies 41 retweets 531 likes
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  7. Jul 7

    Visionary Wildlife Warrior, Kyla, cleaned up her local beach for her conservation mission last month! Ripper job, Kyla! ♻️ If you’re aged between 4-17 and passionate about wildlife, join our youth ambassador program 👉

    5 replies 26 retweets 323 likes
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  8. Jul 7

    The bond between a guarding dog and its livestock herd is truly incredible! Once fully grown, the strong and fiercely loyal guarding dog will help farmers and cheetah in South Africa live side-by-side. To find out more about this lifesaving work, visit:

    2 replies 33 retweets 485 likes
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  9. Retweeted
    Jun 20

    A beautiful green sea turtle comes to the surface for a breath! Always a lovely experience photographing these guys 💙

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  10. Jul 5

    Meet Vinnie double-barred finch fledgling. Vinnie & his 3 siblings, Johnny, E & Turtle were admitted to the Wildlife Hospital after they were found alone on the ground. With around the clock care from a specialised wildlife carer they will soon return to the wild.

    7 replies 63 retweets 986 likes
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  11. Retweeted
    Jul 3

    Daniel, the orphaned wallaby, is doing so well. He is growing bigger every day. And he’s less pink and more fluffy every day, too! Thanks to for taking Daniel home for those late night feeds!

    18 replies 81 retweets 2,193 likes
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  12. Jul 3

    Feed time at the Wildlife Hospital with Harry, the baby feathertail glider!

    6 replies 36 retweets 506 likes
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  13. Jul 2

    This is Fatu, and this week she celebrated her 20th birthday! 🥳 She is one of the last two northern white rhinos on the planet, and lives at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, where Wildlife Warriors assist in protecting these beautiful animals from poaching! 🦏 Photo: Chris Ang

    5 replies 42 retweets 418 likes
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  14. Jul 2

    At less than 1 gram, Harry the baby feathertail glider is one of the smallest patients at the Wildlife Hospital! Harry and his siblings, Ron and Hermione, will soon be transferred to a specialised wildlife carer. Check out that teeny-tiny paw!

    13 replies 138 retweets 1,908 likes
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  15. Jun 30

    Happy Wednesday from beautiful Alirah the baby swan! 💛

    8 replies 105 retweets 1,519 likes
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  16. Retweeted
    Jun 24

    This is patient #94,051 ’s Wildlife Hospital. Every life is worth saving.

    This little guy is Ollie the ringtail possum. He was found orphaned. We brought him back to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital where he will be cared for until he is big enough to be released back into the wild.
    31 replies 94 retweets 1,738 likes
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  17. Jun 29

    Bucky the short-eared brushtail possum sadly became an orphan after his mum was hit by a car. Thankfully, he escaped the accident unharmed and is now with a specialised wildlife carer who will provide the long-term love and support he needs to return to the wild.

    7 replies 65 retweets 702 likes
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  18. Jun 28

    Poaching and habitat destruction has crippled the Sumatran tiger population, leaving fewer than 350 alive today. We’re working to build a presence in and around critical habitat to deter illegal activity and save tigers in the wild. Learn more 🐅

    5 replies 152 retweets 984 likes
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  19. Jun 28

    Flatback turtles have an incredibly unique appearance – especially since their hatchlings have blue eyes! As their name suggests, they have a flat carapace (shell), which is unlike the curved shell of other sea turtle species. Aren’t they amazing?!

    6 replies 91 retweets 941 likes
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  20. Jun 26

    Sully the squirrel glider was found all alone. Thankfully, a kind rescuer brought him to the Wildlife Hospital and after a health check from the dedicated team, Sully is now with a specialised wildlife carer to raise him until he is ready for life on his own.

    12 replies 96 retweets 1,498 likes
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