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Iʼve raised £10,774 to help fund Koala-Aid - supporting new and existing wildlife hospitals to treat sick and injured Australian wildlife affected by the bushfires
- Bushfire affected areas of Australia
- Funded on Saturday, 27th March 2021
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Our wildlife has been decimated by the unprecedented severity of the recent bushfires, and needs the very best of specialist care and expertise to survive and thrive. If we hope for a positive outcome, it won't happen...we need to invest in these incredible animals, giving them the standard of care enjoyed by our companion animal friends to help them recover, rehabilitate and re-populate. It is clear that with habitat decimated by fire, many Koalas and other species who have survived the blaze will not be able to be released any time soon, either because of the severity of their injuries or the threat of starvation in the wild. With many individuals now needing to be kept in captivity across our vast continent until eucalyptus forests re-grow, it can take up to seven years for a gum tree to sustain a resident Koala. These animals will have to be cared for and monitored closely as a result of the stress and burns they have endured, and if given the very best of Veterinary care, hopefully will play a vital role in breeding programmes that will inevitably follow.
This fund will help provide for those hospitals and communities that may have been overlooked in the amazing outpouring of sympathy and generosity towards our iconic animals plight, helping to ensure funds are fairly and evenly distributed to where they are needed most. Australia is a vast country and having suffered the disastrous first of simultaneous raging fires in all states and territories of our great land, there is much work to be done on many fronts by many unsung animal heroes.
Your money will not only help finance new and existing specialist wildlife Veterinary centres but also provide for specially designed vehicles to support the incredible animal carers in their local communities, a wildlife ambulance available to rescue patients and transport them to hospitals quickly and safely for treatment.
I am passionate about the wildlife of my homeland Australia and promise to ensure that donations go to those that need them, our iconic native animals.
Please give what you can...if you prefer, how about joining families around the world in my Kookies4Koalas campaign and baking cookies for friends, neighbours, school friends and the community to raise awareness and funds for KoalaAid.
Best wishes and Thanks.
Dr Scott
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- 5 years ago
Dr Scott Miller - Veterinary Surgeon, Animal lover and Conservationist
5 years agoHi All. Thank you so much to those who have already donated and those who have, or will be, baking up a storm of Kookies4Koalas this weekend! I really appreciate the support and continue to strive to raise funds for our amazing wildlife hospitals. Thankyou 🙏🐨
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Debbijane
Jan 28, 2021
£6.00
Pamella
Nov 8, 2020
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£100.00
John/Toby
Jul 11, 2020
2 a GREAT cause , those lovely 😊 intelligent Kola Bears 🐻
£20.00
Anonymous
May 27, 2020
Jacqueline Greene
May 4, 2020
£10.00
Elaine Bostock
May 4, 2020
£25.00
Danielle Bostock
May 4, 2020
£15.00
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Dr Scott Miller - Veterinary Surgeon, Animal lover and Conservationist
Bushfire affected areas of Australia
Scott is an Aussie Veterinary Surgeon residing in London. Working in the media for the last 20years, Scott is the resident Vet on This Morning ITV & hosts his own programme, Vet on the Hill, set in his three small practices in Richmond, St Margarets and Old Isleworth, SW London.