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L.A.O.K.O.
(Looking After Our Kosciuszko Orphans) is a wildlife
rescue group based in the Snowy Mountains region of
NSW.
Our
group of trained volunteer carers assist in the rescue
and care of native wildlife in the local area.
Each
year hundreds of native animals are injured or killed
as a result of car accidents, dog attacks and human
intervention in the form of unauthorised culling. Many
young animals as a result are left orphaned and our
organisation assists in the raising of these orphans
and rehabilitating for release back into the wild.
If
you find an injured animal in our area, please contact
us as soon as possible on (02) 6456 1313. In the meantime,
click here for instructions
on how to keep the animal as comfortable as possible
till help arrives.
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Become
a member of L.A.O.K.O.
and receive our newsletters and updates about our organisation.
As a member you are able to volunteer to become a carer,
we'll provide all the training you'll need and continued
support.
We
gladly accept monetary donations,
which enable us to purchase much needed equipment such
as cages, heat pads, milk & feed suppliments etc.
Soon
we will be introducing Sponsor
An Orphan, which will allow you to financially
assist in the rehabilitation of an animal till it's
release back into the wild. You'll receive updates on
the animals progress, along with photo's.
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A
little roo named "Bert", was rescued
by some caring people who were travelling
from Cooma to Canberra in July last year.
Luckily
he was handed over to Wildcare in Queenbeyan
who stabilised the little fellow and called
us.
Full
Story Here...
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