GIFTED DONATIONS 2025
GIFTED DONATIONS 2025
Here at Snuggle Pouch Studios, we are excited to announce our ‘Art ‘4’ Wildlife’ dedicated to supporting local wildlife carers & sanctuaries across Australia.
Each month, we will draw a name for a gifted donation to benefit the vital support carers & sanctuaries tirelessly give to the care, treatment & welfare of our beloved wildlife.
join us in this meaningful journey to make a difference. Let's give back to nature’s most vulnerable inhabitants, celebrating the wonderful dedication of carers & sanctuaries. every purchase gifts valuable resources ensuring the continuation of this wonderful support & care our wildlife needs to thrive today and for generations to come.
Together with these supportive connections we bring change for our wildlife community, sharing compassion, needed care, empathy & wellbeing for all life across this beautiful country ~ Australia.
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Gifted Donations for Wildlife Sanctuaries Across Australia.
January 2025
Western QLD Wildlife Rehabilitation
For sick, injured, or orphaned wildlife in central western QLD, please contact Kim Palmer. Kim is dedicated to helping animals in need and capable in providing the necessary assistance to ensure they receive proper care and support. Your prompt reporting can make a significant difference in their recovery. Thank you for being a voice for wildlife!
February 2025
Amaris Wildlife Sanctuary
I’m Maggie van Santen and “inspiring hope and healing for Australia’s wildlife, one rescue at a time” are the words I live by.
While raising orphaned kangaroos takes up the bulk of my time, I also rescue and rehabilitate, possums, bobtails, owls, echidnas and more
This site was created to help raise awareness of the special needs of our wildlife by sharing my experiences, and to also help raise the funds needed to look after all of these beautiful animals.
Dr. Howard Ralph is a veterinary surgeon, anaesthetist, and medical doctor with additional qualifications in wildlife medicine, clinical forensics and animal education .With over four decades of experience treating both humans and animals, he is widely recognised for his contributions to wildlife care and education. He has received numerous awards, including the NSW Senior Volunteer Award (2013), the Sydney University Veterinary Alumni Award (2017), and the Order of Australia Medal (2019). Dr Ralph has taught wildlife treatment across Australia and internationally in countries such as Indonesia and Nepal.
He has also provided veterinary support during natural disasters including bushfires, floods, and oil spills, and works with Tree of Compassion in Nepal. Alongside his wife Glenda, he founded Southern Cross Wildlife Care, which operates a dedicated wildlife hospital in the NSW Southern Tablelands, treating a diverse range of species—from kangaroos and koalas to reptiles and birds. They have a charity run by volunteers dedicated to the veterinary care of all Australian wildlife.
“If I can do something to alleviate the stress, pain and suffering of these animals…that’s why I do this work.”
Dr. Howard Ralph OAM – Founder
March 2025
April 2025
Bridgetown Wildlife Rescue
Shane Williams is the mainstay of BWR and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week providing care and love to rescued animals.
Let’s make one thing clear right away, Bridgetown Wildlife Rescue (“BWR”) IS Shane Williams. As much as Shane will never look for accolades for what she does, she is the heart and soul of this service.
Bridgetown Wildlife Rescue Inc. (“BWR”) is a volunteer-operated animal rescue and rehabilitation centre based in Balingup, near Bridgetown, Western Australia.
BWR is a not-for-profit organisation providing care and rehabilitation services for injured native wildlife in the south west region of the state. It receives injured wildlife from a variety of sources such as the general public, veterinary clinics, local councils, rangers and other wildlife centres. BWR also provides education packages, training and talks on environmental sustainability It encourages and presents volunteering opportunities, kids’ programs, school holiday programs as well as training and education services.
May 2025
Welcome to Possumwood Wildlife
The Founders
Professor Steve Garlick
Dr. Rosemary Austen
Possumwood Wildlife is a self-funded facility established by Prof. Steve Garlick and Dr. Rosemary Austen, that helps with the recovery of severely injured and traumatised native animals and undertakes engagement and research to learn more about the behaviour of these unique animals.
The work done at the recovery centre and fully equipped licensed veterinary hospital is made possible by private donations. The facility relies on voluntary staff, including veterinary nurses and a visiting veterinarian and takes in around 400 to 500 injured, ill or orphaned wild animals each year.
