WIRES calls for help to deal with influx of starving native wildlife

Updated October 23 2019 - 9:42am, first published 9:30am
A wombat joey being cared for by a WIRES volunteer
A wombat joey being cared for by a WIRES volunteer

WIRES is asking for the public's help to continue saving the increasing numbers of underweight and undernourished native animals coming into care from across NSW as the ongoing drought and bushfires decimate their natural food sources.

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