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A raccoon that found itself stuck in a sewer grate in Harrison Township was freed by fire crews Tuesday.

Von Ende April an verwandeln sich Wälder und Wiesen in große Kindergärten. Denn Wildtiere wie Hasen oder Rehe bekommen nun Nachwuchs. Daher ist erhöhte

Kununurra cane toad muster uses sausages to combat pests' wet-season advance across the Kimberley SunSunday 28 updated SunSunday 28 FebFebruary 2021 at 1:58am Cane toads caught on a property near Kununurra will be turned into sausages fed to native animals. ( Share Print text only Cancel A big wet season in the Kimberley has buoyed cane toads with authorities fearing the heavy rain has helped speed up the invasive species' march west across the bio-diverse region. Key points: Cane toads have invaded more than half of the Kimberley region and are expected to reach Broome in the next few years ...

Animal rescue groups race to save Australia's bushfire-hit wildlife with nearly $200 million in donations FriFriday 26 updated FriFriday 26 Many species were added to the threatened list after the Black Summer bushfires. ( Print text only Key points: WIRES has announced a $35 million national rescue plan There is money for wildlife hospitals, ambulances and volunteers, but the task is huge As the Black Summer bushfires raged across Australia, and with reports of a terrible wildlife death toll, the former US president highlighted the work of aid agencies including animal rescue group WIRES. An...

Owner of cat urinating on children's toys first to be fined under Mount Barker curfew bylaw TueTuesday 23 Roaming cats are notorious for spraying in other people's backyards. ( Print text only Cancel The owner of a cat filmed urinating on children's toys in a neighbour's backyard is the first person to be fined under Mount Barker District Council's new bylaw. Key points: The Mount Barker District Council implemented its cat curfew in July 2020 The council has received 120 complaints since but it has just issued its first expiation notice The RSPCA wants a statewide approach to cat management ...