NATF Wildlife Rescue Service

Please sponsor me	CJ the Koala This is CJ, a female koala rescued from Williamtown RAAF base. She has had a trauma to her left eye, and was found sitting on the ground, starving and quite debilitated. CJ needs sponsorship for treatment to her injured eye, and medication during her rehabilitation.

Please sponsor me	Little Sid the Wombat This tiny 500g Wombat was rescued by the NATF Wildlife Rescue Service from the side of the road at Laguna. He was lying in a pool of water next to his dead mum who had been hit by a passing motor vehicle. After days of heavy rain, he was so cold and thin that at first it was assumed he was dead. He was treated for hypothermia and dehydratation and is now drinking milk from a bottle. Little Sid is looking for a sponsor as he will need lots of care and attention and will be with the NATF Widlife Rescue Service for at least 18 months before he will be old enough to be released.

Please sponsor me	Millie the Yellow-Bellied Glider This juvenile female glider was found caught by her gliding membrane on a barb wire fence west of Cessnock. She was very stressed, dehydrated and in poor health. Listed as a threatened species, this docile glider has a distinctive, very long fluffy tail which she grooms continuously to perfection despite her poor health. Millie is currently on antibiotics and will be in care for another 4 to 6 weeks while damage to her gliding membrane and tail heal. Follow this link for more information about Yellow Bellied Gliders

        If you would like to sponsor the rehabilitation of any of the animals featured on this page, please complete the "Sponsor a Native Animal" form and forward to:

           The Secretary
           Native Animal Trust Fund Inc
           PO Box 1052
           Toronto NSW 2283
           or email to: secretary@hunterwildlife.org.au