Species

Wallabies resemble small kangaroos with denser, more colorful or multi-toned fur. They are native to Australia and New Guinea and belongs to the same family as kangaroos.

Willow

In Care

Arrived: October 2025

Marlo

An endangered species orphan whose rehabilitation is being run alongside state recovery ecologists.

Brush-tailed rock wallabies are endangered in South Australia, so Marlo’s care is coordinated with state recovery ecologists and follows a specific protocol: minimal handling, species-appropriate browse, and rocky terrain in his enclosure so he develops the foot strength his habitat demands. He is destined for a monitored release site rather than a general one, and […]

Willow

Released

Arrived: August 2025

Banjo

A dog attack survivor from Kangaroo Island who spent eleven weeks learning to trust open ground again.

Banjo came in with puncture wounds to his flank and hind leg after a dog attack near Parndana. Antibiotics and daily wound care kept infection at bay, but the harder work was behavioural — he flinched at every sound for weeks. Slow habituation in a quiet paddock, with no human contact beyond feeding, brought him […]

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